CorFlow API Exposure - AI based Computer Aided Medical System Capabilities Exposure with API Service

Project facts

Project promoter:
Autosymed SRL(RO)
Project Number:
RO-INNOVATION-0071
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€320,195

Description

SC Autosymed SRL, established in 2021 in Iasi, specializes in ITC services, particularly custom software development with a focus on cardiac consulting solutions. Their teleconsultation technology, TeleDICOM, is used in over 50 healthcare facilities in the EU, including the US Center for Rare Cardiovascular Diseases. In this project, SC Autosymed SRL aims to expand their CorFlow cardiac solution by automating the detection of aortic stenosis and supporting Syntax Score assessments widely used in cardiology. Building on their prior experience, the project also seeks to expand its consumer base to include scientists, AI engineers, medical doctors, and hospitals by creating specialized solutions (APIs) to enhance CorFlow''s capabilities and improve the accuracy of cardiovascular disease diagnosis through automated Syntax Score computation.

The first project aims to create advanced technology tools (APIs and data repositories) for better computer-aided diagnosis (CAD) services using artificial intelligence (AI). They want to work with the medical community to improve CoreFLOW, making it easier for heart specialists to use AI for diagnosing aortic stenosis using heart images. This technology can be applied to other domains in the long-term.

 

The extended project aims to develop and enhance CorFlow as a product by implementing additional algorithm testing to improve its training and resilience against various heart stenosis cases. The project''s goal is to improve the accuracy and reliability of the system for detecting and diagnosing stenosis cases in different medical images. Additional factors include recognizing the importance of legal and commercial readiness. A foundation in intellectual property, legal compliance, and commercial agreements is essential for sustained growth and customer engagements.

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