MyEndoscope Receives the Best Award at TOKYO Co-cial IMPACT

MyEndoscope presented at the TOKYO Co-cial IMPACT Demo Day held at NEXs Tokyo. The project was selected as one of five teams representing the program’s Studio Program.

Following the judging, MyEndoscope received the [Official Award Name]. (TOKYO Co-cial IMPACT)

The presentation focused on the shortage of expert instructors and disparities in access to endoscopy training across hospitals and regions. In addition to increasing practice opportunities through a portable simulator, the project presented its vision of capturing expert physicians’ movements and decision-making as data and transferring their tacit knowledge to the next generation through AI.

MyEndoscope aims to provide more than a digital reproduction of endoscope operation. Its goal is to establish an educational platform through which physicians can practice regardless of location, objectively review their skills, and receive meaningful feedback.

Following this recognition, IKEIKEN will continue advancing domestic and international validation and commercialization while further demonstrating the project’s potential impact on medical skills transfer and equitable access to medical education.