On July 8, 2026, the Symposium on the Construction of an Integrated Family Policy System in Zhejiang Province under the Dual Challenges of Aging and Declining Birthrate was held at the Zijingang International Hotel in Hangzhou. The conference brought together representatives from universities, health departments, medical institutions, chronic disease research institutes, and industry players to discuss topics centered on high-quality population development and the building of a fertility-friendly system, providing reference for the formulation of Zhejiang Province's "15th Five-Year Plan" population and family health policies. Lu Shilong, General Manager of INNOMIND (Suzhou) Technology Co., Ltd., was invited to attend the conference and delivered a special presentation on continuous intrauterine intelligent sensing technology, sharing an innovative solution to unlock the "uterine black box" in reproductive medicine, which received recognition from the experts present.
I. Overview of the Conference
This conference is a key exchange event in the field of population and family health within the province, concurrently conducting seminars on population development think tank topics. Participants engaged in discussions on full-cycle family support, reproductive health management, inclusive childcare, and fertility support for special populations against the backdrop of low fertility and aging. As a representative of intelligent precision reproductive medical enterprises, Lu Shilong presented the company's technological achievements on site.
II. Pre-Conference Introduction: Focusing on the Clinical Gap in Uterine Microenvironment
Dean Zhang Fan highlighted our company's R&D project during her sharing session. She noted that the state of the uterine microenvironment directly affects the clinical outcomes of assisted reproduction, and the dynamic physiological changes in the uterine cavity have long lacked real-time monitoring methods. Our company's continuous intrauterine monitoring technology can fill this clinical diagnostic gap, and she invited attending experts to provide suggestions for the clinical translation of the project.
III. Special Presentation by General Manager Lu Shilong: Unlocking the Uterine "Black Box" – Leveraging Intelligent and Information-Based Approaches to Address Fertility Challenges
Currently, the clinical population seeking treatment for infertility is substantial, and the effectiveness of traditional assisted reproductive diagnosis and treatment is limited. The core pain point lies in the inability to continuously monitor the uterine microenvironment. Drawing inspiration from ECG monitoring, our team has developed a miniature implantable uterine sensing device that, combined with AI algorithms, enables round-the-clock continuous collection of uterine indicators, precisely supporting individualized fertility treatment. Lu Shilong introduced that the company has assembled an interdisciplinary R&D team and independently built a localized reproductive physiology database. We look forward to collaborating with health systems and top-tier hospitals on clinical research, leveraging standardized innovative technologies to assist families with fertility needs.
IV. Future Development Plan
In the next phase, INNOMIND will continue to iterate its intelligent reproductive sensing devices, deepen multi-party collaboration with universities, medical institutions, and health regulatory authorities, and rely on its proprietary technologies to improve the full-chain fertility health service system. The company aims to support the development of fertility-friendly cities and contribute to high-quality population development and the construction of a Healthy China through technological innovation.
