SINGAPORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct 25, 2018--DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC), the world's leading independent, end-to-end IT services company, today announced the opening of the DXC Digital Innovation Lab in Singapore. Developed with the support of the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), the DXC Digital Innovation Lab Singapore is an advanced environment for the incubation of ideas, learning and innovative technology solutions developed by data scientists and enterprise solution experts. The lab will benefit DXC employees, clients and partners, as well as the technology and business communities of Singapore, the region and beyond. The DXC Digital Innovation Lab Singapore is an extension of DXC Labs, whose goal is to ensure that DXC masters the emerging technologies it needs in order to lead clients through accelerating digital transformation. At the innovation lab, digital specialists will explore novel technologies, develop prototypes and create reference architectures for rapid business deployment.

Using data analytics and advanced algorithms, DXC and the Singapore General Hospital (SGH) are working on an AI solution that can guide a doctor in prescribing antibiotics. This solution has recently been recognized as one of the most impactful projects, by the Ministry of Health, Singapore at the "National Health Tech Challenge" awards.Humanoid Robotics for Digital Collaboration – Using advanced mobile applications and humanoid robotics technologies, this DXC solution highlights the future of digital collaboration between enterprises, customers and other stakeholders relevant to the insurance industry today. Supported by the application of machine learning/artificial intelligence (ML/AI), the humanoid robot agent helps banks or wealth managers recommend and sell insurance solutions personalized for each customer. It also allows insurers to interact and complete the insurance solutions sale process through this platform. The interaction is directly with the customer, thereby giving transparent and authentic data based on vital image statistics from the robot.