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For this initiative, the handset maker has partnered with the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) and Yonsei University Health System (YUHS) in Korea.
According to Samsung<\/a>, the upcycling program is helping to address about 1 billion global cases of vision impairment that are preventable with timely diagnosis.
“People around the globe face barriers to accessing fundamental health care, and we saw an opportunity to engineer smart, innovative solutions that reuse products to drive more sustainable practices and make a positive impact in our communities,” said Sung-Koo Kim, VP of Sustainability Management Office, Mobile Communications Business at Samsung Electronics<\/a>.
The Galaxy Upcycling program aims to create innovative use cases for Galaxy smartphones.
Through this program, an older Galaxy smartphone can be used for operating the EYELIKE fundus camera, which connects to a lens attachment for enhanced fundus diagnosis, while the smartphone is used for capturing images.
The diagnosis camera is claimed to screen patients for conditions that may lead to blindness, including diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration.
This development assumes importance as according to the World Health Organization<\/a> (WHO), at least 2.2 billion people have a form of vision impairment and almost half of these cases were preventable or have yet to be addressed.
“The combination of using multiple optical technologies and artificial intelligence, coupled with camera performance of a Galaxy smartphone, created an affordable medical device that was just as capable as a fundus camera used by medical professionals. This not only solved a health issue but a growing environmental concern as well,” said Sangchul Yoon of Yonsei University Health System.
“IAPB is very pleased that Samsung<\/a> is working closely with its member organizations to pilot these solutions. Working with Samsung allows our member organizations to deliver technology in pilot countries and build cooperative and constructive relationships in these regions,” said Drew Keys, Western Pacific Region (WPR) Coordinator at the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB).
Additionally, Samsung said it is aiming to collect 7.5 million tons of e-waste and make use of 500,000 tons of recycled plastic by 2030.
Furthermore, the fundus camera diagnosis equipment is said to be made with 35% recycled content and is designed for easy reuse.
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新德里:韩国的手机制造商三星电子周三表示,它是回收再利用废弃星系创建医疗智能手机设备提供眼科医疗缺医少药社区的在越南,印度、摩洛哥和巴布亚新几内亚。
对于这个倡议,手机制造商与国际机构合作预防失明(IAPB)和在韩国延世大学健康系统(刚才)。
根据三星,升级改造计划正在帮助解决全球约10亿例视力障碍与及时的诊断是可以预防的。
“人们在全球范围内面临障碍访问基本卫生保健,我们看到一个工程师智能的机会,创新的解决方案重用产品驱动更可持续的实践和产生积极的影响在我们的社区,“Sung-Koo Kim表示可持续性管理办公室副总裁,移动通信业务三星电子。
银河系升级改造计划旨在为Galaxy智能手机创造创新的用例。
通过这个项目,一个年长的Galaxy智能手机可用于操作的眼状的眼底照相机,它连接到一个镜头附件增强基底诊断,而智能手机用于捕获图像。
智能手机然后利用人工智能(AI)算法分析和眼科疾病的诊断图像。病人数据准确地记录在一个应用程序,这也表明一个负担得起的治疗方案。
诊断相机是对病人进行条件筛选,声称可能会导致失明,包括糖尿病视网膜病变、青光眼、和年龄相关性黄斑变性。
这种发展假设是根据重要性世界卫生组织(世卫组织),至少有22亿人视力损伤的一种形式,几乎一半的病例可预防或尚未解决。
”的组合使用多个光学技术和人工智能技术,再加上相机Galaxy智能手机的性能,创建了一个负担得起的医疗设备,一样能够眼底相机所使用的医疗专业人员。这不仅解决了健康问题,越来越多的环境问题,“Sangchul Yoon说延世大学卫生系统。
“IAPB非常高兴三星正在和它的成员组织密切合作,飞行员这些解决方案。与三星合作试点国家允许我们的成员组织提供技术和在这些地区建立合作和建设性的关系,“说了钥匙,西太平洋地区(WPR)协调员在国际机构的预防失明(IAPB)。
此外,三星表示,它的目标是收集750万吨电子垃圾,利用2030年500000吨再生塑料。
此外,眼底相机诊断设备是由35%回收的内容和设计方便重用。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Korean handset maker Samsung Electronics<\/a> on Wednesday said it is upcycling out-of-use Galaxy smartphones to create medical devices<\/a> for delivering ophthalmic healthcare in underserved communities in Vietnam, India, Morocco, and Papua New Guinea.
For this initiative, the handset maker has partnered with the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) and Yonsei University Health System (YUHS) in Korea.
According to Samsung<\/a>, the upcycling program is helping to address about 1 billion global cases of vision impairment that are preventable with timely diagnosis.
“People around the globe face barriers to accessing fundamental health care, and we saw an opportunity to engineer smart, innovative solutions that reuse products to drive more sustainable practices and make a positive impact in our communities,” said Sung-Koo Kim, VP of Sustainability Management Office, Mobile Communications Business at Samsung Electronics<\/a>.
The Galaxy Upcycling program aims to create innovative use cases for Galaxy smartphones.
Through this program, an older Galaxy smartphone can be used for operating the EYELIKE fundus camera, which connects to a lens attachment for enhanced fundus diagnosis, while the smartphone is used for capturing images.
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The smartphone then leverages artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to analyse and diagnose images for ophthalmic diseases. The patient data is accurately logged in an app, which also suggests an affordable treatment regimen.
The diagnosis camera is claimed to screen patients for conditions that may lead to blindness, including diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration.
This development assumes importance as according to the World Health Organization<\/a> (WHO), at least 2.2 billion people have a form of vision impairment and almost half of these cases were preventable or have yet to be addressed.
“The combination of using multiple optical technologies and artificial intelligence, coupled with camera performance of a Galaxy smartphone, created an affordable medical device that was just as capable as a fundus camera used by medical professionals. This not only solved a health issue but a growing environmental concern as well,” said Sangchul Yoon of Yonsei University Health System.
“IAPB is very pleased that Samsung<\/a> is working closely with its member organizations to pilot these solutions. Working with Samsung allows our member organizations to deliver technology in pilot countries and build cooperative and constructive relationships in these regions,” said Drew Keys, Western Pacific Region (WPR) Coordinator at the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB).
Additionally, Samsung said it is aiming to collect 7.5 million tons of e-waste and make use of 500,000 tons of recycled plastic by 2030.
Furthermore, the fundus camera diagnosis equipment is said to be made with 35% recycled content and is designed for easy reuse.
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三星升级改造老Galaxy智能手机提供眼保健在印度,越南,摩洛哥
通过升级改造计划,一个年长的Galaxy智能手机可用于操作的眼状的眼底照相机,它连接到一个镜头附件增强基底诊断,而智能手机用于捕获图像。
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对于这个倡议,手机制造商与国际机构合作预防失明(IAPB)和在韩国延世大学健康系统(刚才)。
根据三星,升级改造计划正在帮助解决全球约10亿例视力障碍与及时的诊断是可以预防的。
“人们在全球范围内面临障碍访问基本卫生保健,我们看到一个工程师智能的机会,创新的解决方案重用产品驱动更可持续的实践和产生积极的影响在我们的社区,“Sung-Koo Kim表示可持续性管理办公室副总裁,移动通信业务三星电子。
银河系升级改造计划旨在为Galaxy智能手机创造创新的用例。
通过这个项目,一个年长的Galaxy智能手机可用于操作的眼状的眼底照相机,它连接到一个镜头附件增强基底诊断,而智能手机用于捕获图像。
诊断相机是对病人进行条件筛选,声称可能会导致失明,包括糖尿病视网膜病变、青光眼、和年龄相关性黄斑变性。
这种发展假设是根据重要性世界卫生组织(世卫组织),至少有22亿人视力损伤的一种形式,几乎一半的病例可预防或尚未解决。
”的组合使用多个光学技术和人工智能技术,再加上相机Galaxy智能手机的性能,创建了一个负担得起的医疗设备,一样能够眼底相机所使用的医疗专业人员。这不仅解决了健康问题,越来越多的环境问题,“Sangchul Yoon说延世大学卫生系统。
“IAPB非常高兴三星正在和它的成员组织密切合作,飞行员这些解决方案。与三星合作试点国家允许我们的成员组织提供技术和在这些地区建立合作和建设性的关系,“说了钥匙,西太平洋地区(WPR)协调员在国际机构的预防失明(IAPB)。
此外,三星表示,它的目标是收集750万吨电子垃圾,利用2030年500000吨再生塑料。
此外,眼底相机诊断设备是由35%回收的内容和设计方便重用。
For this initiative, the handset maker has partnered with the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) and Yonsei University Health System (YUHS) in Korea.
According to Samsung<\/a>, the upcycling program is helping to address about 1 billion global cases of vision impairment that are preventable with timely diagnosis.
“People around the globe face barriers to accessing fundamental health care, and we saw an opportunity to engineer smart, innovative solutions that reuse products to drive more sustainable practices and make a positive impact in our communities,” said Sung-Koo Kim, VP of Sustainability Management Office, Mobile Communications Business at Samsung Electronics<\/a>.
The Galaxy Upcycling program aims to create innovative use cases for Galaxy smartphones.
Through this program, an older Galaxy smartphone can be used for operating the EYELIKE fundus camera, which connects to a lens attachment for enhanced fundus diagnosis, while the smartphone is used for capturing images.
The diagnosis camera is claimed to screen patients for conditions that may lead to blindness, including diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration.
This development assumes importance as according to the World Health Organization<\/a> (WHO), at least 2.2 billion people have a form of vision impairment and almost half of these cases were preventable or have yet to be addressed.
“The combination of using multiple optical technologies and artificial intelligence, coupled with camera performance of a Galaxy smartphone, created an affordable medical device that was just as capable as a fundus camera used by medical professionals. This not only solved a health issue but a growing environmental concern as well,” said Sangchul Yoon of Yonsei University Health System.
“IAPB is very pleased that Samsung<\/a> is working closely with its member organizations to pilot these solutions. Working with Samsung allows our member organizations to deliver technology in pilot countries and build cooperative and constructive relationships in these regions,” said Drew Keys, Western Pacific Region (WPR) Coordinator at the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB).
Additionally, Samsung said it is aiming to collect 7.5 million tons of e-waste and make use of 500,000 tons of recycled plastic by 2030.
Furthermore, the fundus camera diagnosis equipment is said to be made with 35% recycled content and is designed for easy reuse.