The world’s smallest wireless pacemaker, which is about the size of an antibiotic pill. Since 2001, The company has introduced more than 500 new products to China.
One of the first companies to sign up for the expo, said it values the business opportunities offered by CIIE.
It is debuting a new line of healthcare products at its 300-square-meter booth, which is divided into two sections: one for healthcare products and the other for highly functional materials.
Traditionally a photographic film maker, the company has branched out into fields such as medical imaging and optical components since it launched a transformation strategy in 2000.
“The expo is a great platform to showcase how the company has successfully transformed into a technology-driven, innovative company that operates in multiple business fields,” said Hironobu Taketomi, president. “We hope to deepen our localization development strategy through CIIE and further expand business cooperation with Chinese companies.”
Products on show include cutting-edge early diagnosis devices for female breast cancer, and a 3D medical network system that provides stereoscopic imaging for reference purposes when surgical treatment plans are being drawn up.
The company is also showcasing a device that integrates AI technology with traditional imaging techniques, allowing radiologists to make diagnoses through database comparisons.
