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The last year has been challenging for start-ups everywhere.
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However, managing a business in Ukraine during wartime has a variety of difficulties.
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Psychotherapist Ivan Osadchyy brought his medical device, known as Konopka.
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This is just one of twelve Ukrainian companies at CES to showcase their tech for the rest of us.
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“Two of our hospitals we operated before are ruined already and one is still occupied. So this is the biggest challenge,” Osadchyy said.
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“The second challenge is for production and our team because they are shelling our electricity system."
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"And people are hard to work without lights, without heating in their flats,” he said.
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He invented the idea after spending a year living with his grandmother, who was in the hospital.
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The system informs health professionals when patients experience an irregular heart rate or need medical attention, or need assistance in any other way.
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The nurse won't be able to shut off the button until they have dealt with the problem.