Both diagnostic and therapeutic applications get an enormous boost in value by including data acquisition and interpretation with use of AI. Medical innovation is more and more concentrated at startup-level and internal ventures, where strong market focus and lean operation is pivotal to a new technique’s success. This brings in engineering of hardware, software and algorithms; typically, outside of the medical field and distracting from the application and venture’s business success.

Sioux Technologies shows how we help these companies with techniques from the high-tech equipment domain, for turnkey value-add, with real world examples.

After this live webinar you will understand how to:

• Get to know all the steps needed to get valuable information out of raw data
• Collect your data at the source and get it to the right place
• Make sure that that you have the right data and nothing more
• How to organise data veracity and omit learning false truths
• How to bring your product to market with limited data …
• … and how to keep improving after as data starts to come in

About the speaker

As CTO at Sioux Technologies and Associate Professor Computational Industrial Mathematics at the TU/e, Bas van der Linden takes care of continuous deepening and widening of mathematical and physical knowledge, through internal and external research programs and translation of available knowledge crossing the chasm between academic novelty and commercial success. Sioux Technologies is a technology provider with all of the necessary expertise to make your product or production system into a success. Our strength lies in the unique combination of high-quality competences like software, mechanics, optics, physics, mechatronics, electronics, mathware and final assembly & testing. 

About Sioux: We bring high-tech to life

Sioux Technologies has all the expertise in-house to contribute to the success of high-tech products and production systems.

Sioux’s strength lies in its unique combination of high-quality competencies in software, mathware, mechatronics, electronics and assembly.

With more than 700 engineers, Sioux supports or acts as the R&D department of leading high-tech companies.

Sioux likes to take responsibility: from thinking along in the concept phase to supplying series production.

Together with its customers, Sioux wants to add value and build innovative solutions that can contribute to a society that is smarter, safer, healthier, more pleasant and sustainable.