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New improvements to healthtech collaboration platform rolled out

New improvements to healthtech collaboration platform rolled out

CNA21-05-2025

Healthcare tech projects in Singapore could be developed faster thanks to a booster shot from the national HeathTech agency. Synapxe is adding new features to the HealthX Innovation Sandbox for healthcare tech developers, so that they can access industry-grade interoperability standards. The agency says the improvements will help them innovate in an environment close to real-world settings. Nicolas Ng with more.

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