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Hallym university University Sacred Heart Hospital in Seoul operates 77 service robots for various tasks like delivery, guidance, and emergency response. Since implementing the robots in 2022, the hospital has recorded over 273,000 cases of robot use in 2023 and monthly usage now exceeding 2,250 cases. These robots assist staff by delivering medicine and specimens, and help patients with guidance and quarantine services.   This week Innovation Centre Denmark Seoul hosts a five-day robotics delegation with participants from the Danish robotics ecosystem. During their stay in South Korea the delegation will visit three major cities - each a hub for leading universities, research institutes, and companies at the forefront of robotics innovation. They will engage with key stakeholders through site visits, tours, and meetings to foster potential collaborative projects. This visit is part of the Global Innovation Network Programme (GINP), sponsored by the Danish Ministry of Higher Education - Uddannelses- og Forskningsministeriet Morten Nielsen FAB, Kasper Stoy, Xuping Zhang, Lazaros Nalpantidis, Dimitris Chrysostomou, M.Benaoumeur Senouci, Thiusius Rajeeth Savarimuthu, Ole Georg Andersen, Charlotte Rohlin Bastrup, Inie Nør Madsen Odense Robotics | Hallym University, South Korea | Aalborg Universitet | IT-Universitetet i København | Syddansk Universitet - University of Southern Denmark | DTU - Technical University of Denmark | Aarhus Universitet | Uddannelses- og Forskningsstyrelsen

Last chance - Deadline for applications is 25 October. Do you want to work with international collaboration to the benefit of Danish researchers and companies? If so, you should take a look at our job posting for the position as Innovation Attaché at Innovation Centre Denmark Silicon Valley "The Innovation Attaché in Silicon Valley is a key link between Denmark and one of the world's leading innovation ecosystems. Our centre in Silicon Valley was the first of the Danish innovation centres and, thanks to its skilled and dedicated advisors, has become a key player in the local innovation ecosystem. They contribute knowledge and establish connections to the benefit of  Danish innovation and growth," says Karin Ilsøth Rasmussen, Chief Adviser at Innovation Centre Denmark HQ Space, quantum technology, AI, carbon capture, bio-based innovation, and life sciences are some of the focus areas at Innovation Centre Denmark Silicon Valley. Have a look at the job posting: https://lnkd.in/dXH--XXm

Denmark’s partnership with India in green hydrogen research is set to expand through the 2024 bilateral call on "Cutting-edge Hydrogen Technologies." This report by Innovation Centre Denmark Bangalore outlines key R&D priorities and stakeholders across India’s hydrogen value chain, offering Danish stakeholders new opportunities for collaboration. Don't hesitate to reach out to our colleagues at Innovation Centre Denmark Bangalore if you wish to know more about the possibillities within the danish-indian partnership.

40 million DKK for Danish - Indian research collaboration. Denmark and India join forces for innovative Hydrogen Technologies 🤝 In August 2024, The Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science - Uddannelses- og Forskningsministeriet - announced the call for bilateral research and innovation cooperation in the area of “Cutting-Edge Hydrogen Technologies”. The total funding for this bilateral call is significant: 20 million DKK from Denmark and an equal amount from India. The call is made in collaboration with Innovation Fund Denmark (Innovationsfonden) and the Department of Science & Technology, Government of India. "The 2024 bilateral call is a good example of how global collaboration between academia and industry can accelerate the development of new solutions for clean energy. Both Denmark and India have high ambitions, and research partnerships offers a pivotal platform for advancing new solutions. By uniting our expertise, we can fast-track scalable hydrogen innovation, support concrete project collaboration and accelerate the green transition under the green strategic partnership between our countries," says Søren Tranberg Hansen, Science Attaché at Innovation Centre Denmark Bangalore In 2018, Denmark and India signed a cooperation agreement about research, technology and innovation. Since then, four major bilateral calls with joint funding mechanisms have been launched. The first call, in 2018, focused on water and renewable energy. The second call, in 2020, targeted bio-resources and cyber-physical systems. The third call, in 2022, dedicated DKK 40 million to green fuels, backing four projects out of 23 applicants involving 92 partners across industry and research. The evaluation and selection process for this call will take place between November and December 2024, with projects commencing by mid-2025.

❗ Last chance to register - Only 1 day left ❗ Don't miss out on tomorrow's information session on the Indo-Danish Bilateral Call on Cutting-Edge Hydrogen Technologies! Innovationsfonden | Brintbranchen | Innovation Centre Denmark Bangalore | Department of Science & Technology, Government of India

⌚ 📱 ⚕️ From fitness trackers to advanced health monitors, smart wearables are evolving rapidly, merging seamlessly into our daily lives. These devices are not just about convenience - they offer transformative potential in healthcare, personalized data insights, and real time health monitoring Due to an ageing population and a shortage of medical staff worldwide, smart wearable devices have begun to be widely used in daily medical practice, and remote disease management to reduce the work pressure of medical staff. More than 60% of people aged 55 and above wear wearable devices every day in China. This means that smart wearable devices may play an important role in the elderly care industry. Take a dive into the Global Tech Trend report from Innovation Centre Denmark, Shanghai https://lnkd.in/dVWV7nXU

India’s large market, growing biotech sector, and demand for sustainable solutions align well with Denmark’s expertise in green technologies, bioscience research, and innovation. India has seen significant growth as a biosolutions hub due to its rich biodiversity, extensive agriculture, and strong yet cost-effective research infrastructure. Its biosolutions sector is poised for significant growth due to the demand for sustainable agriculture, efficient waste management, and innovative healthcare, supported by government and private sector initiatives. Renowned for vaccine production, India also excels in producing biofertilisers, biopesticides, probiotics, dietary supplements, enzymes, and bioethanol from agricultural residues, reducing dependency on fossil fuels. Therefore, there is ample opportunity for potential collaboration between India and Denmark, especially in areas like sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, biotechnology, and environmental conservation. Anyone with a stake in #biosolutions should definitely take a look at the Global Tech Trend report from Innovation Centre Denmark Bangalore

In Silicon Valley, there's a growing belief that extending human health span -ensuring we stay healthier for longer - will be the key to tackling age-related diseases and reducing strain on healthcare systems. The concept of longevity is transforming healthcare worldwide, shifting focus from treating individual diseases to proactively managing aging itself. Take a deeper dive into the concept of Longevity in Innovation Centre Denmark Silicon Valley's Global Tech Trend and learn why this is interesting in a Danish context 👇

Here's a unique chance for Danish SMEs to dive into the Indian innovation ecosystem. Three days of networking, masterclasses, advisory sessions, workshops, and participation at Asia's largest tech summit: Bengaluru Tech Summit Please don't hesitate to reach out to Innovation Centre Denmark Bangalore for more detailed information. Eske Bo Rosenberg | Søren Tranberg Hansen

You know AI, but have you heard about AGI? If not, you should probably read our Global Tech Trend report on the subject and learn why this is of particular interest in a Danish context 👇 AGI stands for Artificial General Intelligence: an #AI capable of independent, human-like thought. AGI systems can "think" and "learn" across a wide range of tasks at the level of humans, applying that ability across different domains without limitations, including abstract thinking and interpreting context similar to human understanding. AGI could help improve #welfare, #healthcare, organizational productivity, and address some global climate challenges. However, the limiting factor will be access to energy for processing huge data sets, clusters of computers, and cooling requirements. While #AGI remains a future prospect, current developments in Applied AI hint at the transformative potential of this evolving technological landscape.