UMCH Technology (WeHealth)
Connected digital health bridging clinical practice and artificial intelligence, with industry collaboration.
Project overview
UMCH Technology is a Universiti Malaya spin-off company co-founded by Prof. Dr. Loo Chu Kiong, developing the WeHealth connected digital health platform. The platform is described as bridging clinical practice and artificial intelligence, and its industry collaboration has been covered by national business media. Prof. Loo's academic research covers lifelong and continual machine learning, explainable robotics and AI, trustworthy and sustainable AI, and medical AI, including gastric cancer segmentation published in IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems. UMCH Technology gives that research a route into clinical settings, where questions about reliability and interpretability are settled by the people using a system rather than by benchmark performance.
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Why this work matters
Digital health platforms are where research methods meet clinical workflow, data governance and the everyday constraints of practice. Working through a spin-off keeps that feedback available to the academic research rather than ending the relationship at publication.
Research connections
Publications by the researchers involved, or in the research areas this project spans.
- Accepted paper MICCAI 2025
- Reconstructed U-Net for Gastric-Cancer Segmentation IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems 2024/2025
- Deep Learning for Dental CBCT Detection BMC Oral Health 2024
- Radiology Report Generation Cognitive Computation 2025
- Explainable Goal-driven Agents & Robots ACM Computing Surveys (CSUR) 2023
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