Seeking European partners both with expertise in 3D software development or interested in technology demonstration

  • Jonas from German-Canadian Centre for Innovation and Research (GCCIR)
  • From Canada
  • Responsive
  • Funding Available : € 500.000

  • Entity offering the Program : GCCIR/CDTI Link to the Program
  • Deadline completed
    The submission process for new proposals is closed. Proposals submitted before the deadline will follow the standard evaluation process.

Desired outcome

As a participant of the upcoming symposium “GCCIR Matchmaking Symposium” organized by the GCCIR and Innoget next 19 November 2018 in Barcelona (Spain), the company H3alth Technologies Inc. is seeking European partners to meet at the Barcelona event to develop a joint collaboration project.

H3alth Technologies is specifically interested in European partners to participate in collaborative technology demonstration. H3alth Technologies has an MVP for 3D body imaging specific to health and medical and are at the technology demonstration/field trial stage. The company has two international participants/customers that have committed to a demonstration and is now looking for a third participant in Europe. H3alth Technologies would also be interested in strategic partnerships with companies that are experienced in 3D software development to provide support during its demonstrations and field trials.

In case you are interested in meeting H3alth Technologies Inc. at the Barcelona event to discuss a potential collaboration, please register for free to the symposium through the orange button provided above.

German-Canadian Centre for Innovation and Research (GCCIR)

Details of the Innovation Need

H3alth Technologies Inc. is an Alberta company offering 3D body imaging technology for the health market. The company combines 3D body imaging, image processing, and analytics to solve high-impact health problems.

H3alth Technologies’ technical core competencies include biomedical engineering and devices, anatomical mapping, 3D software development (including image reconstruction and image processing), large volume data analytics, full stack development, and business development and commercialization in Sub-Saharan Africa.

In terms of innovations, H3alth Technologies has developed a non-invasive 3D body imaging solution that enables health professionals to increase the quality of care. The system is fully automated. Users simply enter the imaging unit like an airport scanner without the need of a health technician, log into through the user interface, and click “image me”. Data is acquired, sent to the company’s cloud servers, processed, and made available to users and health professionals through an online dashboard. Health analytics are determined automatically using a proprietary algorithm and provided to both the users and health professionals.

Health professionals can provide health services to more people in both urban and rural settings because the system is completely automated and operated by the users. People from any location are provided access to health professionals and services that they would not otherwise have as H3alth Technologies link them through telehealth, enabling increased coverage and disrupting the current model for health services.

Preferences / Requirements for Potential European Partner(s)

The following are the important aspects H3alth Technologies is looking for in a European partner:

For the technology demonstration, the company is looking for:

  • Health clinics, research hospitals, and hospitals
  • Rehabilitation service providers
  • Partners seeking non-invasive technologies for health
  • Partners with access to large patient/subject cohorts

For software development, the company is looking for a group with expertise in:

  • Commercial grade 3D software development
  • Automation
  • 3D segmentation and classification
  • Anthropomorphic measurement software capabilities
  • Model-based morphological alignment
  • Non-linear and rigid registration
  • Data noise reduction

Related Keywords

  • Data Processing / Data Interchange, Middleware
  • Imaging, Image Processing, Pattern Recognition
  • E-Health
  • Sensors & Wireless products
  • Measurements and Standards
  • Measurement Tools
  • Analyses / Test Facilities and Methods
  • Optical material testing
  • Optical Technology related to measurements
  • Sensor Technology related to measurements
  • Thermal material testing
  • Recording Devices
  • Computer related
  • Scanning Related
  • Other scanning related (including optical mark sensing and image processing)
  • Data processing, analysis and input services
  • Medical/health
  • Software services
  • Medical imaging
  • Machine vision software and systems

About German-Canadian Centre for Innovation and Research (GCCIR)

The German-Canadian Centre for Innovation and Research (GCCIR) is a multilateral initiative for the development of German-Canadian, and more broadly European-Canadian, research and business relations. It is based in Edmonton, Alberta and is located in the TEC Edmonton Business Incubator. The Centre provides support for the exchange of information, development of networks, and the establishment and cultivation of collaborative partnerships in academia, business, and industry.

The GCCIR, along with Innoget, is the co-organizer of the GCCIR Matchmaking Symposium in Barcelona, to be held on November 19, 2018 in Barcelona (Spain). With the support of the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI) and ACCIÓ, the Agency for Business Competitiveness of Catalonia, the symposium is a unique opportunity for all Spanish organizations to connect with Albertan partners to jointly develop R&D projects eligible to receive funding under the Alberta-Europe Technology Collaboration Fund as well as other funding programs to be presented during the event.

From the Alberta side, roughly 15 to 20 Albertan SMEs (small-to-medium sized enterprises) will participate in the symposium for the purpose of meeting potential R&D partners based in Spain. Furthermore, during the event, the German-Canadian Centre for Research (GCCIR), the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI) and ACCIÓ will present the available funding programs that both Spanish and Albertan partners could apply to fund the resulting projects related to the industrial sectors below:

Nanotechnology // Geospatial // Drones // Cleantech // Health and e-Health // ICT // IOT // Materials // Energy

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