- Published on March 23, 2020
- In Global Tech
Qure.ai Develops AI-Powered Solutions To Flatten The Curve On Covid-19
- By Anu Thomas
As more and more AI companies reorient their focus to develop technology to fight Covid-19, Mumbai-based AI startup Qure.ai is on its way to launching two critical offerings. The team has been directing its R&D efforts and using past experience in the domain of AI and healthcare to help medical professionals tackle Covid-19.
Operating in the domain of radiology, Qure.ai has been refining medical imaging accuracy with the assistance of machine-supported tools trained using millions of images. Aimed at medical imaging professionals, this AI solution developer taps deep learning technologies to provide automated interpretation of radiology exams, including X-rays, CTs and MRI scans.
Qure.ai’s solutions for Covid-19 include:
A tool that can interpret an X-ray to detect Covid-19, as well as quantify the proportion of lungs affected. This can be used to monitor the progression of patients, as well as to screen patients who need to undergo further testing.An app-based solution
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Anu Thomas
Anu is a writer who stews in existential angst and actively seeks what’s broken. Lover of avant-garde films and BoJack Horseman fan theories, she has previously worked for Economic Times. Contact: anu.thomas@analyticsindiamag.com
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