Julia Chatterley from CNN International interviewed Chen Kuan (CK), Infervision's Founder and CEO, regarding the Coronavirus AI solution to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 is spreading, with European countries already declaring a pandemic. The World Health Organization has declared Europe as the new 'epicenter' for COVID-19.

L'entreprise a également contribué à l'installation de scanners infrarouges de température corporelle dans le métro de Pékin.

As China initiated its response to the virus, it leaned on its strong technology sector and specifically artificial intelligence (AI), data science, and technology to track and fight the pandemic

In China, where the number of new COVID-19 cases is beginning to decline, Beijing-based Infervision is working with hospitals to speed up diagnosis by analyzing CT scans.

The outbreak has demonstrated the "huge potential" of remote work, said Kuan Chen, founder and chief executive of Beijing-based medical AI company Infervision.

AI vendor Infervision's InferRead CT Pneumonia software uses artificial intelligence-assisted diagnosis to improve the overall efficiency of the radiology department.

JAMA published a paper co-authored by Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University and Infervision showing there might be chances of positive RT-PCR test results for the recovered COVID-19 patients

Software that reads CT lung scans had primarily been used to detect cancer. Now, it's been retooled to look for signs of pneumonia caused by coronavirus.

Infervision, a Beijing-based AI company uses its algorithm to spot COVID-19 on images of the lung as distinct from other respiratory infections.

A Beijing-based startup says its application is being used in more than 10 Chinese hospitals to detect the virus

Infervision developed the Coronavirus AI in two weeks using real cases for training, and building on another algorithm that had been in development for pneumonia detection.

AI technology startup Infervision launched new product concepts last week at the 2018 annual Radiological Society of North America meeting in Chicago, including one that can detect four different cond

Infervision is announcing InferTest program and introduced several scheduled educational opportunities at the RSNA 2019 booth for attendees to learn more about AI application and validation.

SHAOKANG WANG AND his startup, Infervision, build algorithms that read X-ray images and identify early signs of lung cancer. The company's technology, Wang says, is already running inside four of the

Nvidia is already delivering training services to customers including Adobe, China’s Alibaba, India’s IIT Bombay and the National Institute of Health (NIH), the largest biomedical research agency in t

A digital health company from the UK wants to change the way a patient interacts with a doctor through the creation of an artificial intelligence (AI) doctor in the form of an AI chatbot.

Without a doubt one of the most exciting potential uses for AI (Artificial Intelligence) and in particular deep learning is in healthcare.

Roughly 600,000 people in China die from lung cancer every year. Already the leading cause of death in the pollution-choked and chain-smoking-prone nation, the incidence of lung cancer among China’s c

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