With deployment of these technologies, we are investing ourselves to help our clients with their spending on achievement of industrial and business

BISA stands for BIS Automation. She was once an IT department of BIS Oilfields Supply and Engineering Ltd., which is one of the leading supply houses serving oil and gas companies in Hong Kong and China for more than 25 years. BIS Oilfields and BISA are wholly owned by BIS Investment (Holdings) Ltd. BISA was, officially registered and inaugurated in 2004 in Hong Kong, diversified for business in connection with research and development of the wireless and active RFID products applicable for use in all industries, particularly in logistics, surveillance and security, identity and labeling, asset tracking etc. With continual efforts all these years on R&D processes, we are now considered ourselves as the most innovative producer of active RFID with integration of mobile phone, GPS and sensors in the Far East region. The most prestigious selling point for active RFID is to reveal the real time location for monitoring the persons and/or assets in motion within the premises. This is a crucial point for the use in surveillance and security sector whereby one can tell in the monitor the whereabouts of objects in question. Moreover, Near Field Communication technique which based on RFID is used in a wide array of applications including mobile payments, loyalty points, anti-counterfeit, access control etc. Meantime, we are selling these products to Siemens, and other solution integrators in Canada, Hong Kong, Japan and potentially in other part of the world.

Bisa Technologies (HK) Ltd. is an IoT solution design company. Solutions we design are used by:

Public transportation (Train safety)
International bank (Document locate and tracking)
Hospital (Baby monitor system)
Large Manufacture (Digital factory)
Large construction project (Asset management)

WE HAVE

We have wide range of RFID tag and wireless sensor product for different applications. Our experienced hardware design team provides the best hardware design service and customization. An in house laboratory let us to turn design to product in a timely fashion, and fast turnover for small quantity production. Our software team has the design capacity from cloud based system to smart phone application.

WE ENTERED

We entered the ehealth with our personal ECG (PECG). The PECG device is designed with quality of medical or near medical grade, which make our device stand out from the “Hobby” device in the market.

Along with our cloud server, we bring ECG from a hospital medical procedure into home user. Our system cover the full range of ECG diagnostic, including integration of AI diagnostic service from USA, and remote diagnostic from research institute in China.

WE ARE

We are also partnered with company in Sport broadcast and training. We are working at providing real time biometric data display as well as big data analysis for training.

www.bisa.com.hk

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05/22/2024 20:48:09

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New wearable MRI scanner could read your mind

A new wearable device could revolutionise the diagnosis of brain tumours and heart disease, with the potential to ‘read’ patients’ thoughts.

The prototype, developed by San Francisco-based start-up Openwater, can scan the brain and body with a resolution a billion times higher than that of a traditional MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) device.

By using opto-electronics, the wearable scanner could replace the functionality of bulky MRI machines and enable constant monitoring, aiding the treatment of cancer, cardiovascular diseases, internal bleeding, mental diseases and neurodegenerative diseases.

The device is designed to be worn inside a ski-hat or similar piece of clothing, and uses infrared light to scan the brain or body in minute detail. The image is then relayed back to a display screen, shrinking the pixels on display to almost the wavelength of light.

Tumours and clogged arteries can be detected by scanning the surrounding blood flow, and Openwater’s goal is to have the device track the flow of oxygenated blood to different parts of the brain and effectively ‘read’ thoughts.

"A thousand times cheaper" than MRI

While the technology that powers this device is currently available, it is limited by the cost and size of the equipment. Openwater’s device is not only smaller, but also much more affordable than current MRI machines.

“It is a thousand times cheaper than an MRI machine and a billion times higher resolution,” Openwater founder Mary Lou Jepse told the Financial Times in February. “That’s a lot of zeros.”

Once developed, the wearable MRI scanner will have the capability to receive clear images based on blood-flow in the brain, which could allow a person to upload their thoughts directly to a computer.

This technology opens up debate about the ethical implications of mind-reading, however. Jepsen has previously discussed whether a subject’s thoughts could be deleted once shared, and the device would have to be approved by the government before commercial use.

Openwater plans to release a very limited number of prototypes to early access partners next year.

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