The Corti AI-powered system, which detects heart attacks during emergency phone calls, is to be trialled in major European cities and US in the Seattle, with a possible global roll-out to follow. Copenhagen-based emergency operators were given access to Corti over the summer. The Corti device uses hardware, the Orb, to deploy AI on the edge, similar to a Google Home speaker. According to data, the device can detect cardiac arrest 30 seconds faster than a human emergency call operator. There is currently no global standard on how AI can be used in emergency healthcare.
The Corti AI-powered system, which detects heart attacks during emergency phone calls, is to be trialled in major European cities and Seattle in the US, with a possible global roll-out to follow. Copenhagen-based emergency operators were given access to Corti over the summer. The Corti device uses hardware, the Orb, to deploy AI on the edge, similar to a Google Home speaker. According to data, the device can detect cardiac arrest 30 seconds faster than a human emergency call operator. There is currently no global standard on how AI can be used in emergency healthcare.