Fujifilm launches project to verify effectiveness of AI technology in medical services
Tokyo: FUJIFILM Corporation has launched a project for verifying the effectiveness of its AI technology that assists diagnostic imaging in India as a new initiative in the company's health screening service business for emerging countries.
This project will be conducted at the "NURA," a health screening center that Fujifilm opened in India in February this year. It has been selected as one of the "Asia Digital Transformation Promotion Projects" by Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry in recognition for its potential in contributing to solving social issues in the fast-growing emerging countries in Asia.
In February this year, Fujifilm commenced its health screening service business in emerging countries, and opened "NURA," its first health screening center focusing on cancer screening in Bengaluru, India. NURA offers Fujifilm's medical devices, capable of providing high-definition diagnostic images, as well as medical IT systems based on AI technology to support doctors carry out screening and tests for diagnosing cancer and lifestyle diseases. The center has provided screening to people of all age groups, ranging from those in their 20s to 80s, including local residents around Bengaluru and workers of nearby companies / medical facilities. Its ability to offer speedy and high-quality services has received high acclaim.
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