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Cadi Scientific aims to bring tech to more hospitals in South-East Asia, Greater China, Middle East

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Venga Subramaniam

Venga Subramaniam

Published Wed, Jun 1, 2022 · 02:40 PM
    • Executives of Cadi Scientific (From left to right) Ng Hon Cheong, director and chief technology officer; Dr Goh Zentan, director and CEO; Dr Lim Soh Min, director and chief marketing officer; Neo Sian Sheng, director and chief operating officer
    • Executives of Cadi Scientific (From left to right) Ng Hon Cheong, director and chief technology officer; Dr Goh Zentan, director and CEO; Dr Lim Soh Min, director and chief marketing officer; Neo Sian Sheng, director and chief operating officer BT PHOTO: YEN MENG JIIN

    MEDICAL technology (medtech) player Cadi Scientific hopes to bring its digital monitoring technology to more hospitals in South-east Asia, Greater China and the Middle East, looking to these markets for further growth after having established itself in Singapore.

    Its flagship Cadi SmartSense digital health solutions use Internet of things (IoT) devices to monitor various aspects of hospital operations. These include indoor location tracking of patients, contact tracing, hand hygiene, compliance monitoring, infant safety monitoring, automated blood supply management and vital signs monitoring.

    Cadi Scientific was started in 2003 by 4 co-founders who had previously worked together as scientific researchers in a national research centre. The company initially struggled with business development and getting local hospitals to adopt its technology, said director and chief executive officer (CEO) Dr Goh Zenton.

    Medtech/healthtechScience, technology, engineering and math (STEM)

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