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#News(Startup) [ via IoTForIndiaGroup ]
How it works
This is how SigTuple’s product works: a technician draws a blood sample and prepares a slide. This slide is inserted into the device that will digitise the slide and push it to the cloud-based platform. The platform has different AI, deep learning and statistical models to analyse the digitised slide and it will generate a report. The report will have visual evidence unlike other reports that have only numbers.“This intelligent report is made available on the cloud to a pathologist on their handheld device. The pathologist can be anywhere. They can approve it without needing the blood sample or the slide or the microscope next to them. And, the entire process takes less than 10 minutes,” says Rohit.
SigTuple did the first commercial deployment of the device in April and since then has installed more than a dozen of them. It makes the hardware now in its premises, but has finalised an agreement with a medical device manufacturer to make the product.
With States wooing manufacturers, SigTuple may consider making the devices itself once its business crosses a certain threshold. The company gets its revenue through a pay-per-use model, which makes it easy for small labs and clinics to adopt this technology. They also don’t need to have a pathologist on their premises or depend on a larger lab for the pathologist. It has a 160-member team and the company will look to take its product to other similar global markets. It has applied for US FDA clearance.
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