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FUSE-AI at Arab Health 2025: Opening up new horizons in healthcare innovation

From January 27 to 30, 2025, FUSE-AI participated in the prestigious Arab Health, which took place at the Dubai World Trade Center. This important event provided us with a platform to connect with investors, suppliers and customers from all over the world. The event proved to be extremely fruitful and provided us with numerous valuable.

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Review of the AI Healthcare Conference at Stanford University

The AI in Healthcare Conference took place on January 16 and 17, 2025 at Stanford University. This event provided an opportunity to explore the intersection of AI and healthcare. Outstanding speakers: Stanford experts, Silicon Valley executives and innovative startup founders presented their insights and innovations.

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KIROS application

Since February 18, 2025, it has been clear: The Hamburg Innovation and Development Bank has decided to fund our project. The total funding amounts to a non-repayable 1.9 million euros. The project aims to develop an AI-supported solution called KIROS, which makes the manual adaptation process of robots by the manufacturer superfluous. 

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Prostate.Carcinoma.ai at RSNA Annual Meeting in Chicago

This week Prostate.Carcinoma.ai will be presented by our partner Mint Medical at the RSNA Annual Meeting in Chicago. Our plug-in Software is designed to enhance prostate MRI analysis and is fully integrated into mint Lesion™. Mint Medical chose our solution to automate and accelerate prostate MR evaluations based on PI-RADS 2.1 guidelines, improving workflow and accuracy for radiologists.

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Matthias Steffen on Delegation Trip to Luxembourg

The delegation trip to Luxembourg is offered as part of a market development program for SMEs by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action. It is targeted at German medical technology and service providers with a focus on eHealth.

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New Bitkom study on digitalization in medicine

The latest survey carried out by the digital association Bitkom shows that the majority of Germans have a positive opinion of the digital transformation in the healthcare sector. As a result, 89% of participants are in a positive mindset towards a digitalized healthcare system.

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