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"Remote patient monitoring is essentially going to put a rocket launcher on telemedicine," says Waqaas Al-Siddiq, due to years of experimentation in healthcare technology with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the lowering of costs. He credits the lowered cost for chips and connectivity, along with the proliferation of the Internet of Things (IoT), with creating a cross-pollination process – where technological advances in one area drive progress in another by clearing barriers to accessible, intelligent medicine. Al-Siddiq is the CEO of Biotricity, a remote patient monitoring company, and as such, is uniquely qualified to weigh in on emerging trends in healthcare and AI technology. Biotricity was created to fill a growing need for remote, proactive health monitoring. The company's real-time, high-precision mobile telemetry solution enhances a physician's ability to monitor a patient's condition while enabling the patient to take an active role in managing their condition.