Here are eight studies and product launches from the month of May that demonstrate the many uses of machine learning artificial intelligence in clinical settings:
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An automated system that uses facial recognition to continuously monitor patients in the intensive care unit was able to predict their risk of unsafe behavior with 75 percent accuracy, according to new research presented at the annual Euroanaesthesia conference in…
Altoida, a Houston-based startup developing augmented reality software to help identify biomarkers of Alzheimer's disease years before its onset, announced on May 30 the close of a $6.3 million Series A funding round.
Tempus, a Chicago-based startup using artificial intelligence to develop precision medicine therapies, announced this week the close of a $200 million Series F funding round.
A "sensory tactile glove" covered in hundreds of sensors enables an artificial intelligence-powered system to identify and manipulate objects based only on touch, according to a report published May 29 in Nature.
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A machine learning tool from Verily, Alphabet's life sciences arm, can predict the presence of biomarkers of disease development and progression more accurately than other state-of-the-art tools, according to a report published in Nature Methods this week.
A machine learning algorithm that takes into account an intensive care patient's long-term disease history can predict their chances of survival more accurately than previous methods, according to a study published in the June 2019 issue of The Lancet Digital…
Researchers now have thousands of new DNA mutations to study as possible causes of autism, thanks to an artificial intelligence-powered technique described in a study published May 27 in Nature Genetics.
IBM Research's U.K. lab has teamed up with British home care startup Cera Care to begin testing a system combining LiDAR sensors and artificial intelligence to encourage the independence and wellbeing of senior citizens.
Clinc, an Ann Arbor, Mich.-based provider of conversational artificial intelligence solutions, has raised $52 million in Series B funding, VentureBeat reports.