ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s national space agency, SUPARCO, said on Monday it would showcase its ‘Sky Clinic’ telemedicine solution at the ITCN Asia 2025 technology expo in Karachi on Sept. 23-25, which aims to expand health care access to underserved communities in the country.
The state-of-the-art telemedicine terminal, designed to provide quality health care services to underserved and remote communities across Pakistan, is powered by SUPARCO’s own satellite system and ensures secure, reliable and high-speed connectivity even in the most challenging terrains.
By combining advanced diagnostic tools, vital signs monitoring devices, and real-time doctor consultations, Sky Clinic bridges the health care accessibility gap by bringing medical expertise directly to patients, according to the national space agency.
“With seamless integration into health record systems and rapid deployment capabilities, the solution offers a practical model for expanding health care access,” it said in a statement.
“The terminal is portable, user-friendly, and supported by PakSat MM1 satellite connectivity, enabling uninterrupted service delivery with nationwide coverage.”
