Brainomix and Nanoflex Robotics awarded £764k grant for AI robotics work
Two companies, Brainomix and Nanoflex Robotics, have been awarded £764,000 to develop an AI-powered robotic system to help diagnose and treat stroke.
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Brainomix brings its artificial intelligence technology to TIPAL trial
Brainomix will be trialling its novel imaging biomarkers in its e-Lung platform as a sub-study of the TIPAL trial for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
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Brainomix improves access to stroke treatment across NHS – AHSN
More stroke patients are benefiting from life-changing treatment thanks to Brainomix’s e-Stroke AI platform, according to a report from the Oxford AHSN.
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Visionable teams up with West Ambulance Service for virtual triage pilot
A new virtual triage pilot for suspected stroke patients has been launched by Visionable and the West Ambulance Service NHS Trust.
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Artificial intelligence £21m funding boost to help cut NHS wait lists
The DHSC has announced a £21m AI Diagnostic Fund to allow NHS trusts to bid for funding for Artificial intelligence-powered diagnostic tools.
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Industry news in brief
The latest Digital Health News industry roundup includes TidalSense raising funds for its diagnostics system, and Excelerate suing two health organisations.
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Industry news in brief
This Digital Health News industry roundup covers Maven Clinic’s acquisition of Naytal and Medwise.ai securing a £1m investment to scale up operations.
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Ipswich Hospital advances stroke care thanks to tech partnership
A partnership between Visionable and Brainomix is delivering high-quality stroke care for Ipswich Hospital with an AI-powered solution.
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University Hospitals Plymouth trials AI software for stroke treatment
University Hospitals Plymouth is trialling Brainomix software thanks to funding through provided by the national AI in Health and Care Award.
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Northwick Park Hospital adopts new software to help identify stroke victims
Northwick Park Hospital sign a four-year contract with Brainomix, adopting its new medical technology to interpret brain damage from CT scans quicker.
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