Kiwi AI tool launches in India
An Artificial Intelligence retinal screening tool, developed in New Zealand, is being used in 20 eye clinics in India and is about to launch in the United States. THEIA has…
read moreAn Artificial Intelligence retinal screening tool, developed in New Zealand, is being used in 20 eye clinics in India and is about to launch in the United States. THEIA has…
read moreAround 280,000 New Zealanders have diabetes, with the disease almost three times more common in Māori than non-Māori. And mortality rates for the disease are nine times higher for Māori…
read moreDetecting diabetes is about to get a whole lot easier. A Kiwi company has created a revolutionary technology called THEIA, which uses AI to examine blood vessels in the eye…
read moreThe trial of an Artificial Intelligence retinal screening tool, developed in New Zealand, showed it did not miss any referable disease for diabetic patients at risk of eye disorders. THEIA…
read moreEhsan Vaghefi has been a guide all his life. After all, when other children his age were being helped across the street by their parents, he was helping his blind…
read moreNew Zealand startup Toku Eyes, which has built an artificial intelligence platform to improve early detection of eye diseases such as macular degeneration, glaucoma and other diseases observable via the…
read moreToku Eyes has completed its first prospective clinical trial of its artificial intelligence (AI) screening platform Theia, designed to support more cost-effective diagnosis and prognosis of eye disorders. The trial,…
read moreAuckland startup Toku Eyes has raised $3.6 million to develop its AI software – which founder Dr Ehsan Vaghefi says can analyse eye images faster than a human clinician and…
read moreA multi-center prospective evaluation of THEIA to detect diabetic retinopathy (DR) and diabetic macular edema (DME) in the New Zealand screening program Purpose: to assess the efficacy of THEIA, an…
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