On July 31, 2026, 35 international officials from various government departments of Togo, participants of the 19th Togo Youth Leadership and Global Vision Training Program, visited Songjiang, the birthplace of the Yangtze River Delta G60 Sci-Tech Corridor, and attended a special forum under the series “Belt and Road International Officials Visit G60”. As a core member enterprise of the Medical Device Special Committee under the G60 Global Outbound Alliance, Ocamar Technologies participated in the event. It showcased its self-developed AI-powered integrated smart ward solutions and conducted in-depth exchanges with Togolese officials, building a communication bridge for China-Togo cooperation in smart medical care and silver economy sectors.
The training group consisted of officials from 18 key government institutions across Togo, including the Presidency, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Ministry of Agriculture, and Ministry of Territorial Administration. Discussions revolved around artificial intelligence application, medical device internationalization, cross-border healthcare collaboration, elderly care informatization and other topics. Dai Zhong, Deputy Mayor of Sijing Town, presided over the forum. Representatives from Shanghai Business School, the G60 Innovation Research Center, as well as park enterprises including Haohai Biotech, Haobo Medical and Ocamar Technologies attended the meeting, sharing the layout of Sijing Town’s “1+4+X” modern industrial system and the overseas development experience of the G60 medical industry.
During the forum, representatives from Ocamar Technologies focused on presenting its full IoT smart ward integrated solutions, which precisely cater to Togo’s local demands for elderly care informatization and primary medical service digital upgrading. Built on the self-developed All-Network Digital Distribution Platform, Ocamar’s smart ward system forms a full-chain digital service loop covering bedside intelligent interactive terminals, wireless infusion monitoring, AI voice nursing call systems, vital sign data collection and intelligent management screens at nursing stations, covering the whole process of screening, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and elderly care services.
Equipped with practical functions such as senior-friendly large-font interfaces, hands-free voice calling, intelligent early warning of residual infusion volume and remote health education, the solutions can significantly improve the efficiency of medical staff. Meanwhile, they fit Africa’s practical conditions of aging populations and understaffed grassroots medical institutions, and accurately responded to core questions raised by Togolese participants regarding elderly care informatization, grassroots hospital upgrading and medical enterprise cooperation mechanisms. Togolese officials carefully recorded technical details of the products, and held thorough discussions with Ocamar’s team on scenarios including rural hospital renovation, supporting facilities for the silver economy and digital training for medical workers. They expressed strong intention to cooperate with this lightweight, easy-to-deploy and highly localized smart medical system.
As a high-tech and “specialized, sophisticated, distinctive and innovative” enterprise with more than 20 years of experience in medical IoT, Ocamar Technologies ranks among China’s top 10 smart ward solution providers. Its products have been deployed in over 1,000 hospitals at all levels nationwide. The company boasts mature full-service capabilities including complete equipment export, delivery of comprehensive medical informatization solutions, as well as localized operation and training services, which perfectly align with the G60 five-in-one international development path for medical devices: exporting products, industries, standards, technologies and values.
At the end of the forum, Ocamar Technologies exchanged contact information with multiple Togolese government officials, reaching preliminary consensus on follow-up in-depth online technical communication and invitations for industrial site inspections. Executives of the enterprise stated that the Yangtze River Delta G60 Sci-Tech Corridor acts as a premium platform to connect industrial demands of countries along the Belt and Road. Giving full play to its strengths in smart wards and medical IoT technologies, Ocamar Technologies expects to carry out pragmatic cooperation with Togolese government departments, local medical institutions and universities in three core areas: construction of digital grassroots hospitals, informatization of elderly healthcare, and digital training for medical professionals, helping Chinese smart medical technologies take root in Africa.
Up to now, the event series “Belt and Road International Officials Visit G60” has run for 19 sessions, welcoming 553 international officials from 53 Belt and Road countries and facilitating cross-border industrial matchmaking for more than 400 local enterprises in the G60 region. Going forward, Ocamar Technologies will continuously leverage resources from the G60 Global Outbound Alliance to seize opportunities for China-Africa healthcare industry cooperation. The enterprise will export standardized, highly adaptable integrated smart ward solutions, take digital medical technology as a bond to continuously expand new space for China-Togo industrial collaboration, and empower the national high-level opening-up strategy of the Belt and Road Initiative with sci-tech innovation resources from the Yangtze River Delta.
