Cancer Detection Dogs: Meet Chloe, India’s AI Sniffer
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Using trained dogs and artificial intelligence, an Indian company wants to develop a cancer screening test.
With a helmet and harness printed in 3D and equipped with sensors, Chloe participates in an experimental initiative that seeks to take advantage of the extraordinary sense of smell of dogs to develop an instrument for non-invasive detection of cancer. Global research suggests that dogs can be trained to detect cancer and other diseases, such as Parkinson's or covid-19. The emerging dognosis company of Bengalore uses AI to analyze the brain activ…
A pioneering effort in India aims to harness the highly developed sense of smell of dogs for the early detection of cancer. Outside Bangalore, India’s tech capital, dogs like Chloe are being trained to detect chemicals in human breath that may be linked to the presence of cancer. The startup Dognosis is using […] The article Cancer Detection with a Dog was originally published on AlphaTV.
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