IT Home: Industry's First OpenHarmony Self-Service Product Launched
Deka Technology, in partnership with Shenkaihong, has launched the industry's first native OpenHarmony self-service product, powered by Loongson processors and KaihongOS.
IT Home reported on July 14 that Deka Technology, in collaboration with Shenkaihong, has officially released what it claims is the industry's first native OpenHarmony self-service product. The system utilizes Loongson processors as its hardware core and Shenkaihong's KaihongOS, built on the open-source HarmonyOS technology base.
The newly launched self-service product is designed to provide patients with comprehensive, intelligent medical services at hospital outpatient clinics and wards. The system establishes a complete, autonomously controllable framework from hardware to software, and from the foundational layers to applications.
Deka Technology stated that the product diverges from traditional browser-based solutions by adopting native HarmonyOS development using the ArkTS language. This approach enables 60fps animations, direct peripheral control via the HDF driver framework, and stable offline functionality. It also supports cross-device distributed collaboration and ensures end-to-end security for patient and medical insurance data.
The Loongson 3A6000 processor serves as the hardware core. The entire system, from chip instruction set to application code, is claimed to be 100% autonomously controlled, with no external dependencies. The devices have reportedly completed on-site validation at several medical institutions in Shenzhen, signaling Deka Technology's move towards mass production for its OpenHarmony-native medical self-service solution.