Author: OurCrowd

[Zebra in Yahoo Finance] Intermountain Healthcare chooses Zebra Medical Vision to deploy enterprise imaging analytics

Zebra-Med’s Analytics Engine receives imaging data and analyzes it for findings indicative of cardiovascular, pulmonary, metabolic and bone health. Those findings will be used by Intermountain to identify patients at risk and optimize care. As Zebra-Med’s Engine grows with new insights it will be able to provide increasingly comprehensive reports that will allow more accurate, cost effective patient treatment. In addition to empowering physicians with clinical insights, Zebra-Med’s analytics engine can scan across large imaging archives past and present, to assist at-risk organizations in understanding the underlying risk profile of their patients. These population-level insights on long term, chronic diseases can then be translated to early detection and intervention, with significant positive effects on the quality and cost of patient care. Read more on Yahoo Finance...

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[Zebra in The Huffington Post] Taking AI Driven Imaging Analysis Into The Mainstream

Recently CB Insights listed what it believed to be the 100 most exciting AI based companies in the world. Proudly taking its place in the healthcare category was American imaging company Zebra Medical Vision. The company specialize in analyzing medical images using deep learning based technology. We have seen the potential of such analysis via a number of high profile examples from tech giants such as Google DeepMind and IBM Watson, both of whom have been able to use artificial intelligence to provide rapid, accurate diagnoses of a range of medical images. Read more on The Huffington Post...

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[Argus in Globes] Israel’s auto-tech startups move up a gear

There are another seven Israeli companies in this sector and of these the major candidate for a big exit is Argus Cyber Security, which provides comprehensive cyber security solutions for critical automotive systems, like braking, steering and communications, which are integrated into the production lines of various vehicles. If the magic touch of some of Argus’s investors like Zohar Zisapel and Gil Agmon is anything to go by, then the come is likely to attract a big spending buyer. Read more on Globes...

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[Argus in TechCentral] How Israel became centre of autonomous tech

Argus Cyber Security, based in Tel Aviv, in January announced a partnership with Qualcomm Technologies to protect cars from hackers. Otonomo Technologies, a data platform that tells users when to stop driving due to a malfunction and can call emergency services when there is an accident, is working with nine car manufacturers, including Daimler. Aquarius Engines, which has designed and developed an engine to generate electric power, is working with Peugeot SA and three other automobile companies. Read more on TechCentral...

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