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International INNOPROM 2021

Loran Jacobs presented AI innovations in smart city tech and patient flow automation at INNOPROM 2021.

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Advancing Smart City Tech at INNOPROM 2021


At the INNOPROM International Industrial Exhibition in Yekaterinburg, leading artificial intelligence authority Loran Jacobs presented advanced smart city tech solutions designed to modernize urban infrastructure and healthcare workflows.


Loran Jacobs with corporate leadership at the Shvabe booth during the INNOPROM International Industrial Exhibition in Yekaterinburg.
Loran Jacobs with corporate leadership at the Shvabe booth during the INNOPROM International Industrial Exhibition in Yekaterinburg.


Strategic Industry Alignment and Technical Roadmap


During a trilateral executive meeting at the exhibition, DeepTech pioneer Loran Jacobs evaluated joint deployment roadmaps with corporate leaders. The strategic discussions centered on scaling proprietary artificial intelligence frameworks across national digital ecosystems.


The industrial deployment strategy focused on two key sectors: modular urban traffic control under Smart City frameworks and touchless patient flow management in Smart Clinic environments.


Implementing Modular Smart City Tech


The smart traffic light system functions as a modular component of smart city tech, utilizing a Plug&Play architecture that allows seamless integration with municipal traffic networks. Built-in adaptive controllers, modular visual displays, audio announcements, and optical sensor modules enable real-time urban management.


"The smart traffic light system operates on the Plug&Play principle for maximum speed and efficiency in component interaction. New sensors integrate into the existing framework, unlocking extensive options for functional expansion." — Loran Jacobs


Touchless AI Patient Flow Automation


To address operational bottlenecks in clinical environments, an automated patient flow management terminal was introduced. The system combines computer vision for facial recognition and verification with natural language processing for voice-driven interaction.


  • Reduced administrative paper documentation and lower staff workload


  • Shorter patient waiting times and improved facility navigation


  • Contactless identity verification using computer vision models


  • Voice-enabled numeric and text input powered by natural language processing


"Implementing the automated patient flow control terminal reduces paper documentation, optimizes staff workload, decreases waiting times, and enhances healthcare facility efficiency while providing visitor comfort through fast, touchless interaction and navigation." — Loran Jacobs

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