Philips Uses AI and ML to Improve Medical Imaging Diagnostics for Philips HealthSuite Built on AWS
Philips· NetherlandsAmazon EC2 · AWS IoT CoreDutch health technology company Philips built HealthSuite, a regulatory-compliant platform-as-a-service on AWS using Amazon EC2 and AWS IoT Core, using natural-language processing to structure textual reports and feed them back into development environments to retrain and redeploy medical imaging AI models.
Overview
Dutch health technology company Philips built HealthSuite, a regulatory-compliant platform-as-a-service on AWS using Amazon EC2 and AWS IoT Core, using natural-language processing to structure textual reports and feed them back into development environments to retrain and redeploy medical imaging AI models.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
Privacy and data protection laws, geographical boundaries, and data diversity are some of the many difficult factors that the healthcare industry faces in gathering data and taking full advantage of artificial intelligence (AI).
The solution
Philips built Philips HealthSuite, a regulatory-compliant PaaS on Amazon EC2 and AWS IoT Core, using natural-language processing to structure textual reports and feed them back into the development environment to retrain and redeploy medical imaging AI models.
Reported business value
Philips aims to improve 2.5 billion lives per year by 2030 by helping medical professionals deliver more accurate diagnoses, create treatment plans faster, and significantly reduce human error.
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