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ArtiQ ranked in the CB Insights’ 2022 ‘Digital Health 150’ List
NuvoAir Partners with ArtiQ to Provide AI-Based Over-Reading of Spirometry to Improve Efficiency of Clinical Trials
This study with 19 pulmonologists and 60 retrospective cases shows an improvement in diagnostic accuracy of the primary diagnosis from 44% to 63%.
This study where 78 pulmonologists collaborated with ArtiQ.PFT on 24 PFT cases shows an increase in diagnostic accuracy of up to 10%.
AI detected ILD in 27% of subjects, 3.8±2.1 years prior to ILD diagnosis through standard care.
Over-reading spirometry data from the Chinese population to improve data quality in GLI-research.
How much do spirometry experts agree with each other… and with themselves?
One year ago ArtiQ was announced as one of the 38 organizations to receive funding following a successful application in the latest round of the Artificial Intelligence in Health and Care Award. One year later we give you an update on the current advancements.
This study where 16 pulmonologists collaborated with ArtiQ.PFT on 24 PFT cases shows an increase in diagnostic accuracy of up to 20%.
ArtiQ and patientMpower join forces to provide the best quality home spirometry to patients and healthcare professionals
Boehringer Ingelheim and ArtiQ join forces to help bring specialist-level expertise to all levels of care.
ArtiQ presented at the International Respiratory Summit at the EXPO 2020.
Spirometry data from preschool children and healthy adults, evaluated by ArtiQ.QC.
AI detect respiratory diseases even when PFTs did not include plethysmography data.
ArtiQ.QC over-reading & manual over-reading: are the results comparable? And with whom do experts agree more?
Learn more about the consequences of the ATS/ERS 2019 guidelines update.
ArtiQ Wins UK Government Funding for its AI Algorithms to Support Timely Diagnosis of Lung Diseases
ArtiQ.QC over-reading & manual over-reading: are the results comparable? And with whom do experts agree more?