Release date: 2014-08-15
According to Reuters, Apple is about to release the HealthKit mobile medical application platform, and is currently negotiating with a number of medical institutions in the United States, and plans to cooperate with two of the medical record system companies in technology and services. Considering the huge user volume of Apple and the good experience of previous products, the industry expects that this wearable medical platform is expected to set off the climax of the industry and push up the market demand for wearable devices.
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Healthkit will be an open software platform for third parties that provides data storage and aggregation services that allow users to access physical physiology data from relevant hardware and provide it for analysis. It is understood that the company is working with Mayo Clinic, Nike and Epic, and many other industry companies also want to link services to iOS-based platforms. At the same time, in order to promote HealthKit, Apple has hired medical and legal experts to study data privacy policies and regulatory policies of government departments. In June of this year, the US Food and Drug Administration said that it had discussed "mobile medical applications" with Apple through several meetings.
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Considering the huge prospects of the wearable medical market, the world's technology giants have been laid out. In early 2014, Google announced that the company is developing a blood glucose monitoring contact lens that can monitor the body's blood glucose concentration by using a micro-glyce sensor and a wireless transmitter to isolate the patient's blood glucose. In addition, Intel also spent $100 million to acquire BasisScience, an area of ​​wearable devices, and BasisB1 monitors heart rate, blood flow and heat dissipation.
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According to public data, in 2012, about 30 million wireless wearable health sensors were used in the medical electronics field, up 37% from 2011. According to the agency's forecast, applications for remote patient monitoring and online professional medical care will account for 20% of the overall wearable wireless device market in 2017. The mobile medical market will grow from $9.8 billion in 2010 to $23 billion in 2015, with a compound growth rate of about 20%.
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According to Ai Media Consulting Statistics, the size of China's mobile medical market reached 1.86 billion yuan in 2012, an increase of 17.7% over the previous year. It is expected that the scale of China Mobile's medical market will exceed 10 billion yuan by the end of 2017, reaching 12.53 billion yuan, of which the sales volume of medical equipment market will be close to 5 billion yuan. The industry expects rapid growth in healthcare demand and the maturity of new products from technology giants such as Apple, and the wearable medical market is expected to see explosive growth.
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In terms of the company, Bao Laite has the ability to build monitoring and monitoring systems for ECG terminals. Among them, handheld monitors have been widely used in family health care and community hospitals to monitor physiological parameters such as pulse rate and oxygen saturation. Many products have obtained the registration certificate for the second type of products. The company announced that the first wireless body temperature monitoring system has obtained a medical device registration certificate, which consists of a wearable body temperature sensor and a mobile terminal application software. Jiu'an Medical is an electronic blood pressure monitor, its iHealth series of personal health management products based on mobile internet. The company once said on the interactive platform that its iHealth blood glucose meter can be interconnected with the Apple HealthKit platform. The low-power chips produced by Beijing Junzheng have a natural advantage in the portable device market. The company's self-innovated Xburst CPU technology enables the CPU to transmit commands at high speeds with very low power consumption.
Source: Shanghai Securities News
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