KT, Acryl Team Up on Medical Data to AI Services Collaboration as Hospital AX Push Expands
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KT and Acryl have signed a business agreement to jointly pursue a medical AX business.
The scope of cooperation ranges from using medical data to building AI services, and the two companies will work together to standardize data dispersed across medical institutions and link it to actual work and AI services.
The two companies plan to collaborate on medical AI R&D, commercialization and expansion, as well as joint proposals and demonstrations tailored to hospital demand, and they will jointly respond to government and public-sector R&D projects and new businesses.
KT and Acryl will jointly pursue a medical AX business. KT said on the 20th that it had signed a business agreement with Acryl. The agreement was reached at Acryl's headquarters in Seolleung, Seoul, and aims to use medical institution data and introduce AI services.
The two companies agreed to cooperate in line with the trend of expanding the use of AI, including generative AI, in medical settings. The use of AI in medical institutions is expanding beyond clinical support to research, administration and hospital operations, and responding to this shift is the background for the partnership.
The scope of cooperation ranges from using medical data to building AI services. To that end, the two companies will jointly pursue tasks to standardize data dispersed across medical institutions, connect data with actual work, and link data with AI services. They will also carry out technology verification and on-site demonstrations together.
KT will provide its capabilities in AI, cloud and data-based system development, along with experience in medical AX businesses. Acryl has medical data platform and medical AI solution development technologies, as well as accumulated proof-of-concept experience in hospital settings.
The two companies plan to combine their respective capabilities to identify AX business models for individual medical institutions. The signing ceremony was attended by KT Enterprise Division head and Managing Director Noh Hyeong-rae and Acryl CEO Park Oe-jin.
KT and Acryl will create a foundation for medical data standardization and utilization, jointly identify and demonstrate medical AI technologies and services, and cooperate in medical AI R&D, commercialization and expansion. The two companies will pursue joint proposals and demonstrations tailored to demand at each hospital, and establish a cooperative system that links technology verification results to actual business applications. Their focus is on linking data development, AI service development and on-site validation rather than supplying a single solution, and pursuing businesses tailored to each hospital's needs.
Based on this cooperation structure, the two companies plan to jointly respond to government and public-sector R&D projects, and they also plan to jointly respond to new businesses.
KT operates a 'medical standardization model' that provides integrated infrastructure, data platforms and AI services according to each hospital's needs. KT is supporting AX adoption at major general hospitals and general hospitals nationwide, and plans to expand the areas of application through cooperation with medical specialists.
Park Oe-jin, CEO of Acryl, said the company has built up a technical system and field experience that can connect the entire process from linking and using medical data to developing and operating specialized AI models. He added that, with the partnership with KT as a springboard, Acryl will push ahead with service upgrades applicable to a variety of medical environments and expand business opportunities in the medical AI field.
Noh Hyeong-rae, KT Enterprise Division head and Managing Director, said the key to medical AX lies in linking hospitals' data to clinical, research and operational use. Based on this, KT plans to strengthen the on-site application foundation of medical AX services through cooperation with Acryl and pursue customized business for each hospital.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408419
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