During the yearly conference for bridge construction and maintenance, Brobyggardagen, IoTBridge will exhibit its IoT-based Bridge Monitoring System. The solution consists of wireless sensors (accelerometers and strain gauges), IoT edge gateway, IoT cloud for scalable and continuous data stream processing and smartphone apps for visualisation.
IoTBridge is focused on developing and marketing products and services for Bridge Health Monitoring using IoT and AI technologies. IoTBridge Sweden is a subsidiary of CNet. Read more at www.iotbridge.se.
Today CheckHealth launched RheumaCloud, a service for rheumatologists aiding long-term management of patients. RheumaCloud is designed to help a rheumatologist engaging patients in their own care between visits to the clinic. An intelligent assistant guides and instructs the patient what to do every day based on a health plan provided by the rheumatologist. RheumaCloud continuously visualises the health status for the patients based on their own input. This gives them feedback on progress and stimulates them to follow your therapy, and increases their self-efficacy. RheumaCloud is the result of a long-term collaboration between the Rheumatology department at University Hospital Dusseldorf, UDUS. CheckHealth Sweden is a MedTech company focused on developing and marketing products and services for remote care and patient data collection. CheckHealth Sweden is a subsidiary of CNet.
Gunnar Johansson has been employed as Sales and Marketing Director at IoTBridge. He will be responsible for business development. He has a long time experience as a consultant and business development in the Scandinavian transport sector.
We are very happy Gunnar has joined the IoTBridge team. His knowledge and experience from business development will complement the team’s deep technical and scientific skills, says Peter Rosengren, CEO of CNet.
IoTBridge is focused on developing and marketing products and services for Bridge Health Monitoring using IoT and AI technologies. IoTBridge Sweden is a subsidiary of CNet. Read more at https://www.iotbridge.eu.
The quality of the work provided by Acoucité and the MONICA project partners were rewarded for their outstanding connected solution to manage sound and safety in outdor events.
The award Décibel d’argent was handed out in the research category of the the 18th Décibel d’Or competition in 2019. It rewards the actions carried out on the Metropolis of Lyon and on European cities by Acoucité partners dedicated to the creation of sound control solutions.
Today, CheckHealth launched its remote patient monitoring
platform LinkWatch. It is a secure remote monitoring platform for health data
collection, including FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) care
plans, wireless devices for vital signs monitoring, smart wearables for
behaviour monitoring and intelligent digital assistents supporting patient self
assessments. It helps care organisations to efficiently manage care of patients
with chronic conditions. CheckHealth Sweden is a medtech company focused on
developing and marketing products and services for remote care and patient data
collection. CheckHealth Sweden is a subsidiary of CNet. Read more at www.checkhealth.se
Peter Rosengren from CNet represented the GOESY project on the Innovation and Networking Days on 11th November 2019 Bonn, Germany, hosted by FIT – Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Information Technology and co-organised by the partner LINKS and the Centre for Research and Technology CERTH (Greece).
This venue offers to innovators from industry, research and public administrations, the opportunity to meet, share, discuss and attend technical presentations. The first day was focused on Smart Citys and Energy, a perfect framework for GOEASY, which was presented at the networking and poster session by partners FIT and CNET. Interesting discussions about the technical aspects of the AsthmaWatch pilot and on engagement strategy led to investigate how to motivate citizens to behave more sustainable.
GOEASY received attention from many participants for its innovative approach towards building sustainable cities through objective data collection as well as dealing with privacy issues, in order to achieve progress in promoting healthy and sustainable behaviour. Participants have also acknowledged GOEASY’s potential for direct and indirect economic contributions through improving health conditions of asthma patients, thereby reducing health-related expenses.
Within just 9 month Checkwatt has increased the number of solar installations they manage from 2000 to 3000 customers. This significant increase underlines Checkwatts leading role as provider for complete solutions to monitor energy production and energy consumption.
The CNet spin-off company Checkwatt offers solutions and services for measuring and visualising electricity production from solar energy and enables homeowners to trade energy certificates.
Checkwatt is proud to announce 3000 finished system installations based on the IoT gateway developed by CNet.
After three years the COMPOSITION project was successfully concluded. Several pilot use cases have been captured in the following video, summarizing the outcomes of this project.
CNet demonstrated in this project the successful deployment of Blockchain technologies for Supply Chain management.
SDK4ED is developing tools and methods to minimize the cost, the development time and the complexity of low-energy software development processes. The project will provide tools for automatic optimization of multiple quality requirements, such as technical debt, energy efficiency, dependability and performance in Internet of Things applications.
SDK4ED was assessed by a group of independent experts which found the project has made excellent progress during its first 18 month and gave the project green light for the second project phase.
Today www.checkhealth.se is available. CheckHealth Sweden is a MedTech company focused on developing and marketing products and services for remote care and patient data collection. CheckHealth Sweden is a subsidiary of CNet.