UK innovation agency grants ÂŁ865k to mobility AI project
A consortium led by Cambridge Bio-Augmentation Systems is developing an AI platform that could improve care for people with mobility issues.
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A consortium led by Cambridge Bio-Augmentation Systems is developing an AI platform that could improve care for people with mobility issues.
The hospital has launched a new informatics hub which aims to revolutionise clinical practice and enhance the patient experience,
The companies â working in association with Parkinson’s Centre of Excellence at King’s College Hospital in London â are launching a research and development project which uses motion capture technology to track patient movements and AI to assess them.
Customers will have easy access to primary care via Advanceâs medical doctors, which are located in eight main hubs around the world.
Patients at The Groves Medical Centre now have the ability to pay for private services using a form of cryptocurrency called ‘MedTokens’.
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Following successful trials, Forward Health has received seed funding to get the app into the hands of practising clinicians and build on its capabilities.
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