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VOYT CONNECT links with Blue Ocean Note for voice care records

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VOYT CONNECT links with Blue Ocean Note for voice care records

3 Key Points

  1. What happened

    Voyt's AI intercom app VOYT CONNECT began integrating with Blue Ocean System's care-record system Blue Ocean Note, letting staff create records by speaking and get AI voice answers on past records and handovers.

  2. Why it matters

    Care staff can handle record creation, sharing and confirmation by voice, which Voyt says reduces workload and speeds up information sharing so staff can focus on care.

WHO IT HITSCare facility staff who currently type records into devices between care tasks are the main users; they can now create and check records by voice through the intercom, which Voyt says reduces workload and speeds up sharing.

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Context & Analysis

Voyt, founded in August 2023 and based in Shibuya, Tokyo, positions VOYT CONNECT as an AI-equipped intercom app that turns smartphones and tablets into intercoms and walkie-talkies, with features such as automatic text conversion of conversations, multilingual translation and summarization. The app has already been introduced or ordered by more than 800 companies, mainly in medical, care, lodging and manufacturing settings. Blue Ocean Note, from Blue Ocean System (founded March 2010, headquartered in Shizuoka City), is a record and information-sharing system for care and support settings that can be used on devices suited to each facility's operations and manages everything from daily care records to handovers.

The integration adds three voice-based functions to the existing intercom communication: creating care records by speaking, receiving automatic voice notifications on the intercom when designated records are created in Blue Ocean Note, and asking AI to read back past records or handover summaries by voice. Voyt says care staff can thereby reduce the time and effort of manual record entry and lower the risk of omissions, since information can be recorded on the spot. The company also says the voice notification function can be configured to match each facility's operations, helping prevent important information from being missed.

Voyt notes that care settings face a serious labor shortage, with staff needing to handle care along with record-keeping and handovers. The company says it is proceeding with integrations with various external systems used in care settings, such as nurse calls and monitoring systems, and aims to make on-site conversation itself function as part of daily operations.

FAQ
What can care staff do with the VOYT CONNECT and Blue Ocean Note integration?
They can create care records by speaking into the intercom or using the app's personal memo function, receive automatic voice notifications on the intercom when certain records are created in Blue Ocean Note, and ask AI questions to hear past records or handover summaries by voice.
How many companies have adopted VOYT CONNECT?
Voyt says VOYT CONNECT has been introduced or ordered by more than 800 companies, mainly in medical, care, lodging and manufacturing fields.
Who provides Blue Ocean Note?
Blue Ocean Note is provided by Blue Ocean System, a company based in Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture, that develops and sells software for elderly care, disability support and medical care businesses.
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