AI
Bioacoustics
Health

ISD Team

04 Sep 2024

Doctors use stethoscopes to detect signs of sickness. This AI-based technology uses cough sounds to diagnose tuberculosis without the need of seeing a doctor.
“The technology can ride in a smartphone and track high-risk populations in tricky geographies. Where expensive diagnostic hardware such as X-ray machines or technical expertise isn’t within easy reach.”

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