Seers Technology Signs MOU with ZeroWeb to Collaborate on AI-Based Remote Patient Monitoring

Seers Technology has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with ZeroWeb to collaborate on an artificial intelligence (AI)-based remote patient monitoring service.

According to Seers Technology on October 30, the agreement was pursued to develop an integrated monitoring model for discharged patients and those with chronic diseases by linking Seers Technology's wearable vital-sign monitoring technology with ZeroWeb's technology for analyzing daily-life data.

The two companies plan to jointly develop an integrated monitoring system that combines Seers Technology's vital-sign monitoring technology with ZeroWeb's technology for analyzing lifestyle patterns. This will enable medical staff to review activity and sleep information from the time a change in vital signs occurs, allowing them to assess patients' health status and changes in their lifestyle patterns comprehensively. The companies plan to build a remote monitoring environment that enables the ongoing monitoring and management of discharged patients and those with chronic diseases.

Through the first half of 2027, the companies will work on data integration, development of the integrated monitoring system, and technical validation. After completing the relevant regulatory approval procedures, they plan to begin pilot testing with patients at partner medical institutions in the second half of the year. Based on the pilot results, they will expand the scope of their collaboration to include joint commercialization and participation in government research projects.

ZeroWeb CEO Lee Jaehyun said, "Combining Seers Technology's precision vital-sign technology with ZeroWeb's daily-life data will make it possible to gain a more comprehensive understanding of changes in patients' conditions. We hope this collaboration will help remote patient care evolve from a reactive approach to one focused on prediction and prevention."

Seers Technology CEO Lee Youngshin said, "Seers Technology has commercialized a wearable AI-based patient monitoring platform at medical institutions in Korea and built up experience applying it in clinical settings. Through this collaboration, we will extend medical monitoring technology to the home environment and progressively validate a new patient care model that links vital-sign and daily-life data."

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