Odin Health, a leading provider of healthcare integration solutions, showcased its latest AI-powered Odin Engine Cluster Edition at the Digital Health Festival (DHF25) in Melbourne, as part of the New Zealand HealthTech Pavilion.

Held over two days at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, DHF25 attracted digital health leaders, integration experts and healthcare innovators from across Australia and the wider region.

Presented as Odin Health’s flagship product at DHF25, Odin Engine Cluster Edition is purpose-built to meet the demands of high-volume, real-time integration across complex hospital and health service environments.

It features a native cluster architecture for scalability and resilience, built-in support for key health standards including HL7 FHIR, and AI-powered interoperability that makes complex system connections easier, faster, and smarter.

Phil Xue, the Product and Service Director in Odin Health, also joined the DHF25 panel session “Enhancing the Future of Patient Care: Innovation from the Edge,” sharing practical perspectives on how AI is changing the way health systems interconnect.

“AI is enabling more than workflow automation — it’s helping healthcare systems connect and operate more effectively in real-world conditions,” said Phil during the session.

Odin Health extends its sincere thanks to New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) for their invaluable support and coordination during the event, which played a key role in the company’s successful presence at DHF25.

With more than 650 project deployments and supporting over 400 million outpatient visits annually worldwide, Odin Health is continuing to expand its presence across Australasia and welcomes collaboration opportunities with healthcare providers and system integrators.