Omi Japan showcases a specialized AI Agent framework for healthcare at International Modern Hospital Show 2026, attracting over 800 visitors in three Days
From July 8–10, 2026, Omi Japan, a member of OmiGroup, participated in the International Modern Hospital Show 2026 at Tokyo Big Sight, Japan. At the exhibition, Omi Japan showcased a diverse portfolio of digital transformation (DX) solutions for the healthcare industry. Throughout the three-day event, the Omi Japan × Accela booth and seminar sessions welcomed more than 800 visitors.

Healthcare-Focused AI Agent Framework Seminar Attracts More Than 200 Attendees
On the opening day of the exhibition, Omi Japan hosted a seminar titled "Concept and Implementation of an AI Agent Framework for Healthcare Settings," attracting more than 200 attendees.
In the first session, Mr. Tran Quoc Dung, Chief Executive Officer of OmiGroup, shared the latest global trends in AI Agents for healthcare and discussed the unique challenges of deploying AI Agent technologies in real-world clinical environments. He also presented an overview of the specialized AI Agent Framework that Omi Japan is developing to address these challenges.
The seminar continued with a presentation by Mr. Shimokawa Tadahiro, Manager of the IT Planning & Promotion Department at the Kyoto Health Association (Public Interest Incorporated Foundation). Under the theme "Safely Automating Hospital Appointment Rescheduling Workflows," he introduced a real-world implementation of the framework, demonstrating how it can automate complex operational processes while meeting the stringent requirements of healthcare environments. These solutions are based on practical experience and designed to support the day-to-day operations of medical institutions.

More Than 800 Visitors Engaged with the Omi Japan Booth and Seminar
On the opening day alone, the Omi Japan booth welcomed approximately 300 visitors. Over the course of the three-day exhibition, the booth and seminar sessions attracted a combined total of more than 800 visitors and attendees.
In addition to the AI Agent Framework, Omi Japan received strong interest and numerous inquiries about Omi PHR 4.0, its digital solutions for home healthcare and long-term care facilities, as well as its Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) model, under which dedicated engineers work on-site to provide direct technical support for healthcare organizations.



Demonstrating Expertise in Digital Healthcare Development
With more than 15 years of experience in healthcare information technology, Omi Japan has delivered solutions to over 10,000 healthcare providers, 7,000 pharmacies, and successfully completed more than 400 healthcare system development projects.
To support its development activities, Omi Japan leverages the Omi HKDC™ center in Fukuoka together with its global development centers, enabling the company to scale engineering resources flexibly based on project requirements. Its team of highly skilled engineers, with deep expertise in healthcare operations, supports customers throughout their digital transformation journey—from day-to-day IT support and workflow visualization to system optimization and hospital digital transformation initiatives.
Advancing AI Agents for Healthcare
International Modern Hospital Show 2026 served not only as a platform for Omi Japan to showcase its latest innovations but also as an opportunity to strengthen collaboration with hospitals, healthcare organizations, and technology partners across Japan.
Looking ahead, Omi Japan will continue to enhance and deploy its AI Agent Framework, with a strong focus on safety, regulatory compliance, and alignment with the operational needs of individual hospitals. Through these efforts, the company aims to accelerate the digital transformation of Japan's healthcare sector.
Building on the momentum from International Modern Hospital Show 2026, Omi Japan will next participate in Medical Japan Tokyo 2026 in October, where it will showcase its latest healthcare technologies and continue supporting medical institutions in adopting AI and advancing their digital transformation journeys.


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