SINGAPORE - With the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and image processing, a local start-up is able to map out critical anatomy, and plot a safe path for surgeons to access small and hard-to-reach tumours. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - With the help of Artificial Intelligence and image processing, a local start-up is able to map out critical anatomy, and plot a safe path for surgeons to access small and hard-to-reach tumours.
NDR’s chief executive officer and co-founder Alan Goh, 43, told The Straits Times: “The award is a recognition of our team’s hard work. This will provide more exposure for the startup, and attract more partners and venture capital to join us in our journey of building a Singapore-made surgical robot that potentially could enhance the safety of interventional procedures.
The Entrepreneurship World Cup is co-hosted by the Global Entrepreneurship Network and Monsha’at - the Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority in Saudi Arabia. Since launching in 2019, the competition has engaged more than 400,000 entrepreneurs from 200 countries, and connected founders with over US$4m in cash prizes and another US$266m worth of perks and free support and services.
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