Nan Fang Du Shi Bao·2025-11-06 01:00Group 1 - Philips showcased nearly 50 innovative products and solutions in precision diagnosis, smart intervention, and personal health at the Expo, including ten "China debut" products and over ten AI-enabled health technology solutions [1][3] - The exhibition emphasized the deep application of AI in clinical innovations such as imaging diagnosis, smart intervention navigation, and intensive care monitoring, focusing on assisting diagnosis, optimizing workflows, and reducing the burden on medical staff [1][3] Group 2 - The combination of AI imaging algorithms and smart interconnected platforms enables earlier and more accurate diagnosis and treatment in medical institutions, while products like smart respiratory management and AI oral care extend health management into home settings, promoting a shift from "treating illness" to "preventing illness" [3] - Philips has developed comprehensive solutions covering screening, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up for major diseases prevalent in China, leveraging its technology advantages in imaging and AI to assist doctors in achieving precise and efficient clinical goals [3] - During the Expo, Philips will release the 2025 China version of the "Future Health Index Report," which analyzes the critical role of AI in enhancing efficiency and proactive health management, based on surveys of over 1,900 health technology professionals and more than 16,000 patients across 16 countries and regions [3] Group 3 - Approximately half of Philips' annual R&D investment of €1.7 billion is allocated to AI and data science, with nearly 1,000 related patents filed [5] - China is not only Philips' second-largest market but also a significant center for innovation and value creation [5] - The company plans to continue deepening its efforts in AI and digital diagnosis in China, collaborating with various partners to promote high-quality development in the healthcare sector [5]