Adam Ang
PRET, developed at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, uses in-context learning to recognise 18 cancer types and complete new pathology tasks with a few annotated slides.
Japanese startup Ubie positions its LLM-based chatbot as a safer alternative after new studies found popular chatbots were correct in under 35% of cases.
UNSW Sydney has developed Tom and Mia to help lonely students through friend-like AI conversations, amid rising concerns over chatbot harm, dependency, and suicide-linked cases.
This comes as injewelme prepares to deploy its proprietary technology following trials with SingHealth Polyclinics.
Also, Neurophet has raised over $20 million for the development and global expansion of its AI-based brain imaging analysis software suite.
An alternative to ointments and bandages, it uses light to regulate drug release based on the patient's condition.
The vision language model-based software is the first to be approved under the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety’s gen AI guidelines.
Engineers from the National University of Singapore plan to further develop the sensor to continuously monitor mental health conditions.
Sky Labs has introduced a BP ring for inpatients, helping reduce manual checks and improve data capture, as hospitals look to ease nursing workload.
Also, 4DMedical has raised $57 million and obtained clearance to expand across Europe.