(Press-News.org) QIC-DVP, an entity of Qatar Insurance Group, the leading insurance provider in the Qatar and MENA region, has launched E-Motion with Deep Longevity. It will enable the populace to measure their customers' psychological age, improve mental health, and increase longevity from the comfort of their home.
The assessment-based and AI-powered digital application has been developed with Deep Longevity's Psychological Age . The technology aims to reinforce mental resilience and wellbeing.
Psychological age, calculated using a proprietary questionnaire, refers to the mental state most typical for people of a certain age group. This application, E-Motion, calibrates the psychological profile of an individual and signals their maturity, drive, ability to form relationships and exercise control over their own daily lives. The best part is the easy accessibility from the comfort of your home using a smartphone or computer.
Deep Longevity is an Aging Clock company having a portfolio of patented, AI-based aging clocks. We predict biological & psychological age and provide recommendations for better health using a variety of data types like blood reports, psychological surveys, microbiomic reports etc. to help extend healthspan and lifespan.
“The Mind Age clock is a powerful measure of mental health and wellbeing." Deepankar Nayak, CEO of Deep Longevity informs, “Our research has shown that mental health can directly affect physical health. Poor mental health is worse than smoking. Our AI engine offers tailored recommendations to improve resilience that’ll help people live longer and healthier"
E-Motion: A new take on psychological well-being
Access the newly launched E-motion app online. As you launch the assessment, it presents you with a series of questions. You're then instantly given the results of your assessment.
You can choose to answer more questions for a complete psychological profile and better analysis of your psychological age. It will give you much deeper and more accurate results. -Motion gives you a good idea of where your mental health stands right now and where it's headed.
In the meantime, QIC-DVP and Deep Longevity continue to work on smart and breakthrough technologies that can reshape the industry and ecosystem surrounding human life. Keep your eyes open for more announcements of similar nature.
About QIC-DVP – Qatar Insurance Group, the leading insurance provider in the Middle East and North Africa, launched QIC-DVP to ignite, nurture, and reshape the InsureTech and insurance industry. The platform provides an ecosystem for breakthrough technologies and advanced solutions that can lead the region and industry in the future. QIC DVP serves as a hub to connect local and international ventures for strategic growth and also invests in early-stage and growth-stage startups that align with its mission.
About Deep Longevity – Deep Longevity is an Aging Clock company having a portfolio of patented, AI-based aging clocks. We predict biological & psychological age and provide recommendations for better health using a variety of data types like blood reports, psychological surveys, microbiomic reports etc. to help extend healthspan and lifespan.
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QIC reshaping mental health landscape with Deep Longevity aging clocks
2023-05-05
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