In our AI for Good projects we take on humanity’s greatest challenges by applying artificial intelligence. We believe AI is the best force multiplier and thus essential in solving the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations where resources are scarce. We have a problem first mindset, thus although we believe DS plays a central role in many projects, we work in teams with people from all scientific domains.
We apply AI for Good in projects like: AI for Wildlife, where we’re building an autonomous drone that hunts down poachers in the wildlife reserves of South Africa, AI for Health where we’re applying AI to assist doctors in diagnosis and prevent the suffering of millions of people and AI for Food, where we’re developing robots that make it so we can feed more people, while using less farm ground.
The goal of this challenge is to get an insight into the human impact on Earth, to drive and guide conservation efforts of this planet we call home.
Develop an AI-based tool for single to dual energy conversion of thoracic CT images, to aid in the diagnosis and monitoring of suspected COVID-19 patients and other malignancies.
Development of an autonomous aerial vehicle for detection of wildlife poachers in the reserves of South Africa.
Developing high-precision agricultural robots that will increase land yield while reducing resources, with use of digital twins and reinforcement learning