Kuala Lumpur  (27 March 2017) – CyGen Group (M) Sdn Bhd and FAVORIOT Sdn Bhd today announced their collaboration in making sense of health data by integrating CyGen’s big data analytics health platform with FAVORIOT’s IOT platform.

The partnership will allow health-related data that is aggregated from various sensors to be analyzed by health specialists. This enables innovative health hardware manufacturers and service providers to provide their customers with data-driven, value-added services such as analytics and health trends reports, making it easy to acquire and provide decision making.

No longer people wait for problems but they believe in predicting what is about to come. And to help such individuals, CyGen Group has come up with smart prediction tools which can ensure that individuals can beat the illness before they turn to some drastic disease. The tool is a result of advanced technology and statistical methods that can analyze massive information in one go and predict the outcomes for the patient. Not only can the tool predict the results but also can associate data to provide the patient some preventive measures.

FAVORIOT provides an easy, flexible and scalable way to send the right health information to the right people using the right communications channel that does not limit to email or SMS but to more than 20 messaging channels at the right time.

“This partnership will open up many opportunities and also help the Universities to access the necessary tools and skills in the healthcare industry” – Dr. Mazlan Abbas, Co-Founder of FAVORIOT.

“Best in work in Malaysia, we are embracing change with formidable partnership” – Sumita Palanisamy, COO, and Co-Founder of CyGen Group.

KUALA LUMPUR (March 24, 2017) – What if you can use a smart fertility tracker using IOT which can take the guess-work out of getting pregnant? This is what interests Favoriot Sdn Bhd, the latest IoT startup in Malaysia to enhance the Smart Health scene in Malaysia.

A team of researchers led by Dr. Farhanahani Mahmud from Faculty of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (UTHM),  proposed a project called “IoT-based Smart Basal Body Temperature (BBT) monitoring device for Women’s Healthcare.” Favoriot provides an IoT platform and the necessary IoT expertise to assist in delivering the project’s objectives.

However, most of the commercial Basal Body Temperature (BBT) devices cannot directly derive the information needed, where the user need to plot her temperature readings manually into a BBT chart every day, and she also need to interpret the changes in the BBT chart by herself or to set several appointments with a doctor for further consultation.

Therefore, through this research, a development of an Internet of Things (IoT)-based automatic BBT charting and monitoring system with a fuzzy logic computational intelligence method will be done to improve the current practice. This research will eventually help women effectively monitor their menstrual cycle through automatic BBT charting and conveniently share the data with a doctor for their health care consultation via the IoT.

This work could enhance women’s understandings of their own unique menstrual cycle on a deeper level towards a better healthcare and to the best of our knowledge, this will be the first local based product for the automatic BBT charting and monitoring with a smart fertility prediction system.

The collaboration also seeks for more funding to support the development of this project into a commercial system.

Muhammad Farhan Bin Ahmad Izam (known as Jai Farhan) is the founder of ILMU Academia and a student leader from Management of Technology, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM).His passion for creating awareness on STEM (Science, Technology, and Mathematics) for Schools in Malaysia attracts the attention of FAVORIOT, the latest IoT Startup in Malaysia.

ILMU Academia’s upcoming Workshop will be held at SMK Dato Undang Musa Al-Haj, Negeri Sembilan on 6 April 2017. FAVORIOT is the supporting organization of this initiative because both organizations have the same passion for creating innovation and Internet of Things (IoT) awareness in Malaysia.