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Calcalist and CTech compiled a list of the most forward looking startups in this promising field, which was only strengthened by the outbreak of Covid-19

What we know already is that scientists and researchers are working diligently to find treatments and to develop a vaccine for coronavirus. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence technologies are emerging as key solutions to combating coronavirus, and Israel is well positioned in this field.

CLEW Medical are literally navigating the maze of patient data providing clues where they are most needed and where there would otherwise be none.

Corona infections are often difficult to treat, primarily because the patient’s condition can change rapidly within a very short time. Hospitals in Israel start with smart technology right here: algorithms predict symptoms.

Healthcare IT vendors may not have known exactly what they were getting ready for, but they have actually been preparing for this pandemic for years. And a lot of the help that vendors offer is easier to obtain than providers may realize.

As the coronavirus pandemic intensifies, stakeholders race against time to implement technologies that ease the burden on the hospitals. We analyzed 125 startups & emerging companies working on hospital care solutions and showcase Diligent Robotics, Isinnova, Ruxin Medical, CLEW, and Sonovia in this article!

Whether it’s in diagnostics, treatment or care management, Israel’s innovators are busy inventing and adapting technologies to ease the coronavirus burden on the world.

CLEW’s TeleICU uses AI identify respiratory deterioration in advance.

CLEW’s platform provides predictive analytics to detect respiratory deterioration in advance.

Artificial intelligence and deep learning technologies serve as vital tools for prioritizing workload when dealing with a huge increase in the intensive care units workload as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. An Israeli company has developed a ground-breaking, AI-based platform for patient monitoring and early detection of any deterioration in their medical condition.

Israeli innovation has been enlisted in the battle against Covid-19. Here are six technological inventions helping health personnel in their fight against the pandemic

Researchers said they have developed a novel tool that uses artificial intelligence to help ICU physicians ascertain if a patient does not require an intervention and intense monitoring — allowing them to focus instead on more critical or unstable patients.