NVIDIA is looking to expand its efforts in the field of AI-assisted radiology, with the launch of new software development kits and agreements with strategic partners aimed at accelerating the adoption of AI in medical imaging. “The idea is that you build it once and can deploy it everywhere on your imaging chain,” said Abdul Hamid Halabi, NVIDIA’s global business development lead for healthcare and AI, in a call with reporters. The Clara Software Development Kit allows third-party developers to build advanced imaging applications on top of NVIDIA’s existing Clara Platform, while the Transfer Learning Toolkit allows physicians to customise AI applications and models for their own practice. “AI has been a key focus for us since we launched our first product – the Neuralink Neural Interface System (NNI) – back in 2015,” said Dr. David A. Baker, Chief Technology
NVIDIA is looking to expand its efforts in the field of AI-assisted radiology, with the launch of new software development kits and agreements with strategic partners aimed at accelerating the adoption of AI in medical imaging. The Clara Software Development Kit allows third-party developers to build advanced imaging applications on top of NVIDIA’s existing Clara Platform, while the Transfer Learning Toolkit allows physicians to customise AI applications and models for their own practice. “AI has been a key focus for us since we launched our first product – the Neuralink Neural Interface System (NNI) – back in 2015,” said Dr. David A. Baker, Chief Technology