As a result of a scientific research with the participation of four Hungarian higher education institutions, including Budapest Metropolitan University, a Somatodiagnostic Laboratory for Health Assessment was opened at the University of Physical Education.

The laboratory, which is unique in the world and controlled by Somatoinfra technology, was opened in the presence of Tamás Menczer, Secretary of State for Information, and the leaders of the four participating universities. The purpose of Somatoinfra technology is to detect quantum processes in a living organism. The information obtained in this way can be used to quickly assess the real-time health status of the users. In the Somatodiagnostic Laboratory, specialists can not only assess health, but also quickly learn about the complex interrelationships of anatomical and life processes throughout the body. The lab is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and is partly the result of a Chinese investment worth HUF 150 million.

Thanks to all this, we can find solutions to burning problems of our time, for example we can have a better chance of fighting pandemics, and we can recognize and thus prevent various diseases at an earlier stage.

This achievement is the result of nearly 30 years of work. The scientific research was carried out jointly by four large Hungarian higher education institutions: Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), University of Physical Education (TE), Szent István University (SZIE) and Budapest Metropolitan University (METU). Also, one of the founding members of the board of QUB8, a scientific organization established to coordinate quantum biological research, is Ferenc Kiss, Vice-Rector for Innovation at METU.

2020. 07. 28.