Kaohsiung City Government
Kaohsiung is a beautiful harbor city that has been devoted to digital transformation in recent years, aiming to establish Asia Bay as a hub for 5G AIoT industries. This effort has attracted both domestic and international enterprises to settle in the area. Through public-private collaboration, innovative technologies are being practically validated in various fields within Kaohsiung, including transportation, healthcare, agriculture, public safety, firefighting, and smart governance. These achievements have garnered recognition and numerous awards both domestically and internationally.
Kaohsiung is also a crucial industrial city in Taiwan. In response to the global Net-Zero trend, it has embraced digital technology as the foundation for its industry-wide efforts toward achieving Net-Zero emissions. Guided by policies such as the Industrial Net Zero Alliance and local ordinances for Net-Zero city development, Kaohsiung is accelerating its transition towards becoming a Net-Zero city. The first International City COP (Conference of the Parties) will be hosted in Kaohsiung City, inviting cities from around the world to come together, share smart Net-Zero solutions, and collaborate towards achieving the 2050 Net-Zero target.
Create a smart community / Create smart lohas shared community
Solution Description
The concept of creating smart living shared care mmunities is based on the two pillars of participatory care and telemedicine. The aim is to set up self-service smart healthcare kiosks in communities to provide the three-stage services of health measurement, self-health management, and telemedicine, so as to provide quality shared care services to citizens by the smart integration of data.
1. Health measurement: Self-service smart healthcare kiosks allow users to measure blood pressure, blood oxygen content, forehead temperature, height, weight, etc.
2.Self-health management: Users can use iPass, easycard or health insurance card to set up accounts, through which they can send measurement results to their own or their families’ smartphones to keep track of their health. The data can also be provided for doctors’ reference when they seek medical attention.
3.Establish a shared care service model: The kiosks serve as a comprehensive management and reviewing platform to institutions, hospitals, communities, elders, and caregivers by integrating personal healthcare data in the cloud (healthcare records, health measurement records, health improvement records, preventive health records, etc.) and providing health education videos.