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On August 25, 2025, Connexa Sports Technologies Inc. and JuCoin Capital Pte Ltd announced a $500 million agreement to launch aiRWA, a cryptocurrency exchange focused on real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, and a strategic memorandum to introduce a new stablecoin in Asia. This collaboration aims to bridge traditional and digital finance, leveraging blockchain technology to enhance financial ecosystems and expand the stablecoin sector, with implications for cross-border payments, regulatory compliance, and digital asset services.

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Connexa Sports Technologies Inc. (Nasdaq: YYAI) operates in the digital finance and technology industry, leveraging advanced patents and proprietary technology to enable localized matchmaking experiences. The company is involved in traditional finance, capital markets, and public company operations.

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Equine Healthcare Market to hit $7B by 2034 at 6.8% CAGR, driven by tech innovations, rising equine sports demand, and growing global horse populations.

VANCOUVER, BC, CANADA, August 25, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ — The global equine healthcare market is projected to grow from USD 3.56 billion in 2024 to USD 7.0 billion by 2034, reflecting a steady 6.8% compound annual growth rate (CAGR). Growth is being fueled by rising awareness of horse health, technological advancements in veterinary care, and the increasing value of equine sports and leisure activities.

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Strong Demand for Equine Health Solutions

Horses play an important role in global sports, leisure, and cultural activities. With the worldwide equine population expected to rise by 15% over the next decade (WHO), demand for effective disease prevention, treatment, and performance enhancement continues to grow.

The pharmaceutical segment will remain the largest, supported by the growing prevalence of equine diseases and the need for effective treatments. Meanwhile, diagnostic services are set to expand the fastest, boosted by advanced veterinary diagnostics and greater awareness among horse owners.

Technology Transforming Equine Healthcare

Technology is reshaping how veterinarians and horse owners manage equine health:

Telemedicine use in veterinary care has surged 25% year-on-year, improving access to remote consultations and timely interventions.

Wearable health monitoring devices for horses, such as those from Equilab and Nightwatch, have seen 30% annual adoption growth, providing real-time health data and enabling early disease detection.

AI-driven diagnostics are improving accuracy by 20%, helping veterinarians detect diseases faster and reduce the cost of traditional diagnostic methods.

Major companies like Zoetis, Boehringer Ingelheim, and Merck Animal Health are investing heavily in R&D, launching new vaccines and partnering strategically to expand treatment options. For instance, Zoetis launched a new line of equine vaccines in 2024 to strengthen protection against common diseases.

The section on the competitive landscape offers valuable and actionable insights related to the business sphere of the equine healthcare market, covering extensive profiling of the key market players. The report offers information about market share, product portfolio, pricing analysis, and strategic alliances such as mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, collaborations, partnerships, product launches and brand promotions, among others. The report also discusses the initiatives taken by the key companies to combat the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic

Equine Healthcare Competitive Strategies & Notable Developments

Top 10 Companies

Zoetis Inc.

Boehringer Ingelheim

Merck Animal Health

Ceva Santé Animale

Elanco Animal Health

Virbac

Dechra Pharmaceuticals

Vetoquinol

IDEXX Laboratories

Neogen Corporation

Regional Growth Outlook

North America leads the global market due to its advanced veterinary infrastructure and higher spending on equine care.

Asia Pacific is expected to grow the fastest, supported by rising disposable incomes, increasing horse populations, and the popularity of equine sports in countries such as China and India.

Barriers to Market Expansion

Despite strong growth prospects, the equine healthcare sector faces key challenges:

Regulatory hurdles: New veterinary drugs often take 7–10 years for approval, delaying innovation.

High costs: Horse care is significantly more expensive than for other animals. In fact, 62% of horse owners cite veterinary costs as a major concern (American Horse Council).

Data challenges: A lack of standardized equine health records makes it difficult for veterinarians to access complete medical histories, impacting quality of care.

Veterinarian shortages: The U.S. faces a 20% shortfall of equine veterinarians (AAEP), limiting access to specialized care.

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The report bifurcates the equine healthcare market on the basis of different product types, applications, end-user industries, and key regions of the world where the market has already established its presence. The report accurately offers insights into the supply-demand ratio and production and consumption volume of each segment.

Equine Healthcare Market Segmentation

By Product Type

Pharmaceuticals

Vaccines

Diagnostic Services

Nutrition

Therapeutic Devices

By Application

Disease Prevention

Treatment

Performance Enhancement

By End User

Veterinary Hospitals and Clinics

Research Institutes

Horse Owners

By Technology

Telemedicine

Wearable Devices

AI-driven Diagnostics

By Distribution Channel

Veterinary Pharmacies

Online Retailers

Direct Sales

Looking Ahead

The equine healthcare market is entering a new era where technology and innovation are making horse care more efficient, accessible, and effective. With strong demand from equine sports, rising global ownership, and advances in AI, telemedicine, and wearables, the market is set to deliver significant benefits for horse owners and veterinarians alike.

“Equine healthcare is evolving rapidly, combining tradition with innovation. These changes not only improve horse welfare but also support the growing equine sports and leisure industry,” said a lead market analyst.

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(Bloomberg/Jeran Wittenstein and Ryan Vlastelica) — For years, software companies were the toast of Wall Street. High profit margins, low capital requirements and vast runway for growth prompted the venture capitalist Marc Andreessen in 2011 to famously declare “software is eating the world.”

Fourteen years later, artificial intelligence is inspiring similar euphoria and some investors are preparing for a hefty slice of the software industry to become the feast.

Salesforce Inc., Adobe Inc. and ServiceNow Inc. are among the worst performers in the S&P 500 this year, down at least 17%, or roughly $160 billion in combined market value. Investors pulled money from the software and services sector for two consecutive months through June after just one monthly drawdown in the prior 18, according to data from EPFR.

Precor’s Precision Fitness + Wellness Technology is built to meet rising consumer demand and unlock new revenue streams for fitness operators. With tools like the Precor Wellness ROI Calculator, operators can plan with confidence

Well-being and healthspan have taken center stage in the commercial fitness space, paving the way for a wide range of solutions. Fueled by rising consumer demand, the wellness economy has surged to $6.3 trillion — and it’s only gaining momentum. According to the Global Wellness Institute, it’s projected to reach nearly $9 trillion by 2028, growing at an annual rate of 7.3%. 

This expansion complements current training modalities with an increased emphasis on full spectrum wellbeing. For operators, this shift opens new revenue opportunities, such as recovery-only memberships or pay-per-session services. Precor’s ROI Calculator turns the idea into a line-item forecast, letting owners plug in projected usage, price points and session volume to pinpoint payback before a red light therapy or contrast therapy unit is installed.

“We’re seeing a clear shift in how fitness spaces are defined,” says Edward Navan, Head of Wellness Product Development at Precor. “Life is a sport, and people need to recover like athletes. Today’s fitness environment isn’t just about equipment—it’s about creating a destination where members can train, recover, and elevate their overall well-being.” 

Precor’s Wellness Plan

Precor’s expanded commercial wellness offerings help owners and operators tap into this demand with unique, effective solutions that aid recovery, enhance performance, reduce muscle soreness, and increase vitality. From infrared saunas to red light pods and CryoFuzion™ contrast therapy systems, Precor’s wellness technologies are engineered for today’s exerciser and tomorrow’s expectations.

Integrating wellness technologies into fitness facilities is backed by compelling data. The global infrared sauna market, for instance, was valued at $2.5 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach $5.1 billion by 2031. This growth confirms the rising consumer demand for holistic health solutions.

The decision to incorporate wellness amenities, such as those offered by Precor, delivers a dual benefit: an elevated member experience and diversified revenue streams. By offering superior self-care services, gyms can differentiate themselves and attract a wider demographic.

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ClubStrong™ Saunas

Infrared saunas are a staple in wellness-forward fitness facilities, with benefits that extend beyond relaxation. Regular use is associated with improved circulation, reduced muscle soreness, enhanced detoxification and stress relief — key factors that people increasingly prioritize.

Precor’s wellness lineup includes ClubStrong™ Saunas, a range of commercial-grade infrared saunas designed to meet the demands of high-traffic environments. With options spanning from 2-person units to 8-person configurations, operators can tailor installations to fit their space, their business model, and clientele. 

ClubStrong™ Saunas combine advanced heating systems with natural elements like Himalayan salt, jade, and tourmaline that deliver purified healing environments. Built from Blonde Hemlock, these units feature rapid-heating infrared systems, customizable ambient lighting and ergonomic designs, and are the fastest-heating commercial red light saunas on the market.

RedFuzion™ Rejuve Booth

People who want to amplify the benefits of their self-care choice will appreciate the RedFuzion™ Rejuve Booth, which features a 360-degree Chromolight LED system with 74 modules and eight color wavelengths to provide full-spectrum light exposure. This high-powered red light booth delivers efficient, full-body red light therapy sessions in just 15 minutes. Sized for two users, it offers a space-efficient option for operators expanding into recovery services.

RedFuzion™ POD

Perfect for operators looking to diversify with limited floor space, the RedFuzion™ POD delivers powerful red light and hyperthermic conditioning, combining high-intensity red light with heat up to 190°F for efficient, marketable 12 to 15 minute sessions. This pod integrates 122 red and blue LED modules, vibration therapy and oxygen enrichment. Members can customize their sessions with integrated music, cooling airflows, and salt-infused environments, delivering a multi-sensory recovery experience in under 20 minutes.

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RedFuzion™ Pro Max  Bed

As more gyms and studios seek to diversify revenue and respond to demand for differentiated wellness experiences, products like the Pro Max are finding a place in recovery lounges, higher-tier membership packages and post-training cool-down protocols. Its programmable sessions and minimal operational demands make it a practical, easy-to-clean, and staff-light option that delivers high perceived value to members.

The RedFuzion™ Pro Max infrared bed provides 360-degree light exposure through 43,000 LEDs with six selectable wavelengths. It includes programmable session settings, and an oxygen-enriched air system designed to support user comfort. With an optimized footprint and enclosed design, it accommodates full body use in structured or standalone recovery programs.

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“The RedFuzion Pro Max Bed delivers targeted red light therapy designed to enhance overall wellness, recharge the cellular system, and accelerate mental and physical recovery—all in convenient, personalized 8 to 15-minute sessions. With a range of preset programs, it’s an ideal solution for commercial fitness facilities looking to expand into results-driven wellness offerings.”

CryoFuzion™ Recovery POD

Contrast therapy — alternating between hot and cold treatments — has long been favored by athletes for its ability to reduce muscle soreness, improve circulation and accelerate recovery. A 2013 systematic review of 18 trials found that athletes who used contrast water therapy rated their muscle soreness 6.8% lower on a 10-cm visual-analogue scale 24 hours after exercise than those who just rested. However, cryotherapy isn’t just beneficial for athletes, the CryoFuzion™ Recovery POD brings this proven method into a compact, all-in-one system that combines infrared heat, steam, cool mist, and Vichy showers.

This 2-in-1 contrast therapy solution delivers both hot and cold treatments in a single, space-saving unit—making it ideal for operators with limited square footage. Unlike traditional cold plunges, all water is fully contained and drains after each use, allowing easy cleaning.  With 12 programmable recovery modes ranging from cryotherapy sessions at 39°F to heated treatments up to 140°F, this unit provides a versatile wellness solution that appeals to a broad spectrum of members. Dynamic water therapy – 360° Vichy shower jets – enhances stimulation and relaxation.

Turning Wellness Into a Revenue Stream

Wellness isn’t just about member experience — it’s a smart business move. With flexible implementation models, operators can offer services through monthly memberships, pay-per-session options, or hybrid approaches tailored to their clientele. To simplify decision-making, Precor’s ROI Calculator helps facilities project potential returns based on pricing, utilization rates and session availability.

For example, if a gym has 1,000 members and offers access to the RedFuzion™ Pro Max as a $40 monthly add-on, with just 10% of members opting in, that facility could generate $4,000 in new monthly revenue and $48K in incremental annual revenue. The calculator then estimates how quickly the initial investment can be recouped, helping operators plan with greater financial accuracy and reduce the guesswork of introducing new services.

“Gyms want confidence that investing in wellness will deliver a return,” adds Navan. “That’s why we focus on providing the tools, education and support needed to make wellness integration both seamless and profitable.”

When fitness facilities treat wellness as both a member perk and a profit center, they don’t just keep pace, they stay ahead of the curve. Partnering with Precor lets operators meet demand with tried and true strategies and future-ready tools, turning today’s wellness solutions into tomorrow’s competitive advantage.

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The virtual reality (VR) esports market is no longer a niche curiosity but a burgeoning force reshaping the competitive gaming landscape. By 2025, the global VR gaming market is projected to reach USD 41.1 billion, growing at a blistering 21.6% CAGR through 2030. This surge is driven by a confluence of technological innovation, shifting consumer behavior, and strategic investments by industry titans. For investors, the question is no longer whether VR esports will take off, but how to position themselves to capitalize on its disruptive potential.

The Technological Catalysts

VR esports thrives on three pillars: hardware advancements, cloud infrastructure, and AI-driven engagement. High-resolution, low-latency headsets like the Meta Quest 3 and Sony’s PlayStation VR2 have democratized access to immersive gaming. Meanwhile, cloud-based platforms such as NVIDIA’s GeForce Now and Microsoft’s Xbox Cloud Gaming are eliminating the need for high-end PCs, enabling cross-platform play and reducing entry barriers.

AI is another game-changer. Machine learning algorithms now personalize game mechanics, adapt to player behavior, and even generate dynamic narratives, enhancing both competitive depth and viewer engagement. For example, AI-powered analytics tools are already being used by teams like FaZe Clan and TSM to refine strategies in VR titles like Beat Saber and Population: ONE.

Strategic Investments: Who’s Winning the Race?

The key players in this space are not just tech giants but also visionary startups. Meta (parent of Oculus) has cemented its dominance by acquiring studios like Beat Games and Sanzaru Games, ensuring a pipeline of exclusive content. Its Quest platform now hosts over 1,000 VR titles, many of which are optimized for competitive play.

Sony is leveraging its PlayStation ecosystem to push high-fidelity VR experiences. The PlayStation VR2, paired with AI-enhanced motion tracking, is setting new benchmarks for realism in competitive gaming. Meanwhile, Microsoft and NVIDIA are collaborating to bring cloud-rendered VR esports to mainstream audiences, a move that could redefine accessibility.

Investors should also watch Tencent and Riot Games, which are integrating VR elements into mobile esports titles like League of Legends: Wild Rift. The Asia-Pacific region, with its 23% CAGR, is a critical growth engine, driven by mobile-first adoption and government-backed digital infrastructure.

The Road to Mainstream Adoption

For VR esports to go mainstream, three hurdles must be cleared: cost, content, and community. While VR headsets remain expensive, cloud-based solutions are already slashing hardware costs. The rise of mobile VR, exemplified by PUBG Mobile and Free Fire, is further broadening the audience.

Content-wise, the focus is shifting from novelty to depth. Titles like Asgard’s Wrath and Lone Echo are proving that VR can deliver both cinematic storytelling and high-stakes competition. Meanwhile, platforms like Twitch and YouTube Gaming are turning VR esports into a spectator sport, with live-streamed tournaments drawing millions of viewers.

The final piece is community building. VR esports organizations are investing in training academies and fan engagement tools, mirroring the strategies of traditional sports leagues. For instance, Cloud9’s VR division recently launched a virtual fan club, offering immersive meet-and-greets and behind-the-scenes content.

Investment Opportunities and Risks

The VR esports ecosystem offers multiple entry points:
1. Hardware Manufacturers: Sony, Meta, and HTC are foundational bets.
2. Cloud Gaming Platforms: NVIDIA and Microsoft’s Azure cloud services are critical enablers.
3. Content Creators: Startups like Loco (India) and Another Axiom (U.S.) are innovating in niche genres.
4. Streaming Infrastructure: Twitch and YouTube Gaming’s ad and subscription models are poised for growth.

However, risks persist. Hardware costs remain a barrier, and the market is still fragmented. Regulatory challenges, particularly in betting and data privacy, could slow adoption. Investors must also navigate the volatility of tech stocks, as seen in NVIDIA’s 2024–2025 revenue swings.

Conclusion: A New Frontier for Competitive Gaming

VR esports is not just a technological evolution—it’s a cultural shift. As hardware becomes cheaper, AI enhances gameplay, and cloud platforms break down barriers, the industry is on a trajectory to rival traditional sports in viewership and revenue. For investors, the key is to back companies that are not only building the tools of the future but also shaping the ecosystems that will sustain them.

The next decade will see VR esports transition from a niche hobby to a global phenomenon. Those who invest now—whether in hardware, content, or infrastructure—stand to reap the rewards of a market growing at over 20% annually. The question is: Are you ready to bet on the future?

Suzhou, China – August 22, 2025 – The International Trade Fair for Rehabilitation and Care (REHACARE CHINA), organized by Messe Düsseldorf (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., officially commenced yesterday at the Suzhou International Expo Center. This year’s edition spans 15,000 square meters, bringing together over 200 leading enterprises from across the globe and is expected to attract more than 10,000 professional visitors.

Under the theme “Driving inclusion,” the expo highlights cutting-edge rehabilitation technologies and innovative solutions, serving as a premier international platform for product showcases, business networking, and academic exchange. The event will be gathering over 1,500 industry leaders, including experts, corporate representatives, and government officials, to witness this milestone occasion.

Global industry leaders, including Xiangyu Medical, HOB Medical, Sonova, Bo Ying Hearing, Longzhi Jie, Zhuodao Medical, Qianjing Rehabilitation, alongside international brands like Pigeon and Niagara, gather together and offer a comprehensive display of the latest rehabilitation technologies and products.

Ms. Evian Gu, General Manager of Messe Düsseldorf (Shanghai), remarked: “As the only satellite exhibition of REHACARE INTERNATIONAL which is the world’s largest rehabilitation and care trade fair, this year’s expo has achieved new heights in both scale and quality. We aim to foster deeper integration of global rehabilitation resources and drive high-quality development in China’s rehabilitation industry through this platform.”

Four Themed Zones: Where Technology Meets Innovation

1. Smart Rehabilitation Zone: Showcasing breakthroughs in AI and robotics, including intelligent prosthetics, rehabilitation exoskeletons, and AI diagnostic systems. Interactive demos and virtual reality training highlight how smart technologies enhance precision and efficiency in rehabilitation therapy, accelerating industry transformation.
2. Sports Rehabilitation Zone: Featuring integrated solutions for “assessment-training-monitoring.” Innovations like smart wearables, 3D motion analysis systems, and digital rehabilitation management platforms support injury prevention, post-surgery recovery, and chronic disease intervention, extending clinical rehab into communities and homes.
3. Hearing & Communication Aids Zone: Spotlighting advancements in hearing intervention, such as AI-powered hearing aids, cochlear implants, and speech training systems. An accessibility experience area demonstrates smart devices with noise cancellation, Bluetooth connectivity, and health tracking, alongside communication apps for the hearing-impaired, promoting inclusive healthcare.
4. Global Innovations Zone: Presenting pioneering solutions from Canada (rehabilitation robots), Germany (orthopedic rehab equipment), Poland (rehabilitation devices), and more. This zone bridges international technologies with local needs, introducing personalized rehab programs and precision medicine concepts to the Chinese market.

20+ Trendsetting Forums

Alongside the exhibition, 20+ forums and events will delve into hot topics such as neurorehabilitation, sports rehab, silver economy, and global expansion. Experts from the Chinese Rehabilitation Medical Association, Jiangsu Rehabilitation Medical Association, and leading hospitals like Peking University Third Hospital will share cutting-edge research and best practices.

A flagship event, the “2025 China Rehabilitation Medical Association ‘Belt & Road’ Yangtze Delta Forum,” focuses on three key areas: technology breakthroughs (AI rehab, brain-computer interfaces, digital twins), industry convergence (healthcare, tech, insurance, elderly care), and inclusive solutions (building smart, life-cycle rehab services). Through keynote speeches, panel discussions, and exhibitions, the forum aims to spark ideas and drive actionable outcomes, ensuring technology’s warmth reaches every corner of rehabilitation.

Multi-Channel Marketing Amplifies Global Reach

To maximize exhibitor exposure, the organizer has partnered with top-tier media like People’s Daily, Xinhua News, and CCTV, alongside international outlets such as Medhealth Outlook and HealthCare Asia, for comprehensive coverage. Rehabilitation-focused KOLs will also provide live updates, creating multi-scene engagement opportunities.

For global outreach, the expo leverages LinkedIn and other platforms to connect with international audiences, helping Chinese brands “go global” while introducing advanced technologies to China—a true win-win collaboration.

Looking Ahead: Building a Collaborative Rehabilitation Ecosystem

As the Asia-Pacific’s rehabilitation “compass,” REHACARE CHINA not only showcases innovations but also accelerates global resource integration. Moving forward, the expo will continue to champion “Driving Inclusion” contributing to the industry’s sustainable growth.

REHACARE INTERNATIONAL is coming soon!

It is worthwhile to be there from 17 – 20 September 2025 in Düsseldorf: You will experience the world’s largest trade fair for rehabilitation and care with the widest range of market participants live on site. For more information, including the list of exhibitors and events, please visit the official website of the trade fair: https://www.rehacare.com

About REHACARE CHINA:

Launched in 2023 by the Messe Düsseldorf Group and organized by its subsidiary Messe Düsseldorf (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., REHACARE CHINA is dedicated to creating a professional platform for China’s aging population, people with disabilities, and others in need of rehabilitation services, promoting deeper social integration. The exhibition showcases a wide range of products and services, including assistive devices, elderly care services, rehabilitation medical equipment and technologies, rehabilitation management, daily care, and elderly- friendly renovations and construction. The goal is to establish an accurate international procurement and supply matchmaking platform, fostering collaboration and communication across the entire rehabilitation industry chain.

About Messe Düsseldorf (Shanghai) Co., Ltd

Established in 2009, Messe Düsseldorf (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (MDS) is a subsidiary of Messe Düsseldorf GmbH, one of the world’s top exhibition organizers. Messe Düsseldorf Shanghai (MDS) is committed to introducing industry leading trade fairs to China and providing Chinese and international customers with superior exhibition services. MDS is successfully holding 13 leading trade fairs and conferences in China, covering a broad range of industries including printing packaging, wire and tube, plastics, medical devices, rehabilitation, retail, safety and health, wine & spirits and caravanning. With a workforce of more than 70 full-time employees, the company’s head office is located in Shanghai with a branch office in Beijing. For more information about MDS, please visit www.mds.cn.

About MEDICARE ASIA

REHACARE CHINA is an initiative by MEDICARE ASIA – the central business platform for all attendees to Messe Düsseldorf’s current portfolio of nine medical and healthcare exhibitions throughout Asia. It seeks to foster strategic alliances, innovate new offerings and develop customer-centric strategies to engine our portfolio for growth in the vast and diverse continent – Asia. It also seeks to build a strong channel from Asia to our global-leading trade shows in Düsseldorf – MEDICA, COMPAMED, and REHACARE. Through MEDICARE ASIA, attendees will benefit from harmonized offerings that are tailored to their needs, central point of contact and stronger business platforms – both in Asia and Düsseldorf.

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