China's DIVE-Medical has partnered with Spanish medical laboratory IIS Aragon and Huawei to create Track AI, an assessment tool to detect early symptoms of visual impairment in children. Track AI runs Devices for an Integral Visual Examination (DIVE) software on DIVE-Medical's Matebook E. The data gathered from individual eye assessments is sent to a P30 smartphone, where DIVE-Medical's HiAI algorithm assesses indicators of impairment. Between 70% to 80% of the world's 19 million visually-impaired children have preventable or curable conditions, according to the World Health Organization.
China's Huawei has partnered with Spanish medical laboratory IIS Aragon and DIVE-Medical to create Track AI, an assessment tool to detect early symptoms of visual impairment in children. Track AI runs Devices for an Integral Visual Examination (DIVE) software on Huawei's Matebook E. The data gathered from individual eye assessments is sent to a P30 smartphone, where Huawei's HiAI algorithm assesses indicators of impairment. Between 70% to 80% of the world's 19 million visually-impaired children have preventable or curable conditions, according to the World Health Organization.