Deep learning and AI enhanced imaging for superhuman surgery has propelled Omniscia, which now sets the standard for real-time video super resolution.
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Joe Corrigan
Head of Technology, Global Medical Technology
Joe leads Artificial Intelligence and Digital product strategy and development in high criticality applications. He has led the R&D of high risk (class 2/3) medical devices in robotics, neurosurgery cardiovascular imaging, diabetes, histopathology and biomarkers, as well as strategic transformation via large scale medical data and video systems, consumer health and financial platforms. He is named inventor on >25 patent families.
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AI-enhanced imaging for superhuman surgery
AI-based methods are offering superhuman image enhancement. But their medical applications are not without risk – unless, that is, you consider a hybrid approach.
Digital biomarkers for patient-empowering connected health
The future promises a digitally connected healthcare system that empowers both patients and carers alike. So, what’s the next step for pharma companies and device developers with ambitions in the space?