The choice to partner with the VU Demonstrator Lab was strategic; it provides a fertile ground for innovation, offering access to a rich network of academic experts, tech professionals, and potential investors. The lab’s resources and mentorship programs have proven invaluable, allowing us to iterate rapidly on our prototype and conduct essential market research in a supportive, resource-rich environment. The collaborative atmosphere at the lab fosters creativity and has been instrumental in propelling our project from concept to a viable product that promises not just to meet but exceed the current and future demands of healthcare delivery.
The VU University Ambulatory Monitoring System (VU-AMS) developed at the VU University in Amsterdam is used worldwide by many research groups to study stress and emotion in both laboratory and naturalistic settings.
Calibration-free webcam eye-tracker based on deep learning DeepEye records eye movements using a regular webcam and cutting-edge AI algorithms. Eye-tracking is widely used to understand how humans process information. This information provides solutions for scientific research, marketing & advertising, building human-computer interfaces, and diagnosing mental disorders. DeepEye is designed to make eye-tracking available to everyone […]
A pill-sized camera that drastically improves esophageal cancer screening. Each year, 600,000 people are diagnosed with esophageal cancer and 75% die within 5 years after receiving this diagnosis. Screening with conventional endoscopy is offered to people with Barrett’s esophagus, a disease linked to a higher cancer risk, but it misses 25% of early cancer and […]