Uganda's first Artificial Intelligence (AI) lab has launched a malaria detecting smartphone app
submitted almost 6 years ago by taya
submitted almost 6 years ago by taya
- A new Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology developed at Makerere University in Uganda can diagnose blood samples for malaria and tuberculosis using a cell phone, making the process quicker and more accurate.
- The device, which uses deep learning algorithms, aims to assist lab technicians in diagnosing patients more efficiently, with diagnosis times potentially reduced from 30 minutes to just two minutes.
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