BIOT digital service ranks among the top 60 finalists of the Strong Ideas for New Times Forum

The BIOT digital service developed by the ITPS Group was one of the 60 finalists in the large-scale all-Russian competition on the crowdfunding platform of the Strong Ideas for New Times Forum. The Forum was organized by the Agency for Strategic Initiatives (ASI) and the Roscongress Foundation. This year, a record 23,557 ideas were submitted for participation in the Forum. The Forum finals took place on June 28-29 at the World Trade Center (Moscow).

"The Forum demonstrates that there are so many smart, proactive and optimistic people in Russia who are ready to join forces in the development of their country, city and business. Their ideas help unite civil society around an agenda of real action and positive change. Involving ASI Expert Council and development institutions is a promise to ensure that the idea is not only properly formulated, but also implemented and supported," said Igor Shuvalov, Chairman of VEB.RF and Chairman of the ASI Expert Council. All finalists will receive comprehensive support from both the Agency and Forum partners.

Leonid Tikhomirov, Chairman of the Board of ITPS Group of Companies and author of the BIOT project idea, in his speech at the pitch session of the track leaders of the National Technology Initiative, emphasized that preventive health protection, improving the quality and duration of human life were the main tasks of BIOT, relevant worldwide. The project team is working to introduce and improve preventive medicine methods using artificial intelligence technologies while solving a number of important social problems. The work aims to create a healthy society, reduce the risks of cardiovascular diseases, metabolic disorders and other problems, and increase the activity and duration of working activity of the population.

"We are truly proud to have our project highly recognized at such a large-scale event. This attention shows once again how relevant the ideas of personalization of approaches and the use of intelligent medical assistants are in healthcare. We hope this success will help us find new partners and help grow the market for preventive medicine," stated Leonid Tikhomirov.