Miup (ミュープ) is a medical technology brand on a mission to bring people straight-forward healthcare, reaching every corner of the world. Through the collection of vast amounts of data in developing countries, miup aims to build a wellness ecosystem that focuses on health management, diagnostic assistance, and prevention in a chronological manner. They recognize that one-third of global healthcare expenditure happens in emerging countries, making healthcare a field where obtaining large amounts of vital data can yield significant advantages.

By initially focusing on the dissemination of prevention and healthcare in developing countries and collecting vital data, miup aims to grow into an irreplaceable entity by teaching machines through the data collected. They aspire to deliver straight-forward healthcare to every individual, even in the remotest parts of the world. By gathering massive amounts of data, their goal is to enhance diagnostic assistance, risk prediction accuracy, and establish a miup cycle of health management, diagnostic assistance, and prevention.

Miup aims to create a wellness ecosystem that can harness data for the next generation, providing personalized healthcare advice and cost-effective medical insurance in developing countries where healthcare systems may be lacking. With the proliferation of mobile devices and the advancement of technology, miup aims to revolutionize the healthcare industry, extend global health expectancy, and maximize overall happiness. The core members of miup consist of a team of experts, including graduates of the University of Tokyo, with specialized knowledge in medicine, development in emerging countries, machine learning, and bioinformatics.

Led by CEO Tomohiro Morita, a medical doctor, miup benefits from his experience and insights gained from working in medical facilities both in Japan and in the public health research field in Bangladesh and China. Yutaro Yokokawa, the CEO and COO of miup Bangladesh, has extensive experience in supporting Japanese companies' business development in Bangladesh, while Masashi Mineno, the CTO, has been in the medical IT field since 2004, contributing to the launch of various medical systems and services. Takanori Hasegawa, a co-founder and collaborative researcher, holds a Ph.

D. Mari Sako, also a co-founder and chairwoman, holds a master's degree in Agricultural Life Sciences and is committed to solving social issues through entrepreneurship and creating businesses that bring about real change. Serving as an economist on the advisory board is Ifty Islam, an Oxford University graduate who has excelled in his role as an economist in London and New York's financial districts and has been an integral member of miup since 2015.

With its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, miup Inc. They can be reached at info@miup. jp