GlobalMed and Iveda have entered into a strategic partnership to provide government agencies with integrated digital health, artificial intelligence and situational awareness technologies.

The partnership combines GlobalMed's experience in virtual healthcare and federal government services with Iveda's AI-powered video, location intelligence, smart infrastructure and remote-care technologies. GlobalMed will act as Iveda's strategic government partner, helping make its technology available to government customers through established procurement channels.

The portfolio will include IvedaAI™, Iveda Smart Drones, IvedaRTLS™ and IvedaCare™. These technologies are designed to support applications involving video intelligence, real-time location tracking, aerial monitoring and remote healthcare.

Iveda Smart Drones represent the first major procurement milestone under the partnership. The company's AI-powered rotary-wing unmanned aircraft systems are available for government purchase through GlobalMed under the Defense Logistics Agency's Tailored Logistics Support contract. This provides federal and defence agencies with a compliant procurement route for deploying the technology.

The companies are also exploring ways to integrate Iveda's artificial intelligence, location intelligence and aerial monitoring capabilities with GlobalMed's existing digital health systems. The aim is to provide government organisations with a broader view of people, assets, facilities and surrounding environments while connecting this information with clinical and remote-care services.

Potential applications include military facilities, veterans' healthcare, correctional facilities, disaster response operations and remote clinics. The technologies are intended for environments where rapid access to information and coordinated decision-making are important.

The partnership brings together GlobalMed and Iveda, two Arizona-based technology companies, and is expected to support further technology integration and joint commercial opportunities across government markets.

 

Source: businesswire.com

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