Iranian Firm Uses iTracker Technology for Early Detection of Neurological Disorders
“Our company's activities are focused on two aspects in the field of digital economy; first, the use of artificial intelligence and image processing technologies, which are considered as one of the important pillars of digital economy development; second, providing an innovative solution in the field of digital health that can help diagnose autism faster and more accurately,” Ali Ansari, the managing director of the knowledge-based company stationed at the incubator center of the Islamic Azad University’s Ilakhchi branch, told ANA on the sidelines of Asr-e Omid event in Isfahan city.
“In addition to reducing diagnostic costs, this technology can also provide wider and more equitable access to diagnostic services, specially in areas where access to autism specialists is difficult,” he added.
“Generally, the company's project helps improve the quality of health services, reduce costs, and increase the speed of diagnosis, thereby taking an effective step towards digitizing the health sector, which is one of Iran’s important needs in this area,” Ansari said.
The 7th national Asr-e Omid event, titled ‘Digital Economy’, was held at the Islamic Azad University’s Isfahan (Khorasgan) branch on February 3-6 with the participation of over 100 technological companies.
The issues covered in the event include artificial intelligence, internet of things, blockchain, gaming, biotechnology and digital medicine, metaverse, virtual reality and augmented reality, generation 4.0 industries, smart cities, e-commerce, digital marketing, and clean energy.
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