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AIDE v1.0 goes live in 6 NHS Trusts
The AI Centre platform AIDE is now live across 6 of our NHS partner Trusts. AIDE is an intelligent tool that allows healthcare providers to deploy AI models safely, effectively, and efficiently by enabling the integration of AI models into clinical workflows. It is expected to drastically…
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FLIP and AIDE released as open source platforms
The AI Centre for value based healthcare has published the source code for FLIP on GitHub as a free and open-source software. The AI Centre released AIDE as open source in early December 2022. The publication of FLIP brings both of the AI Centre’s platforms into the public domain and is…
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AIDE Go LIVE
The London Medical Imaging & AI Centre for Value Based Healthcare, has launched AIDE (AI Deployment Engine) at its first NHS Trust, supported by AI Centre technology partner, Answer Digital. Following its official launch in 2019, the AI Centre was established as part of the UK Government’s…
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New MONAI tool eases the development of AI-assisted annotation models
The Medical Open Network for AI   (MONAI) has released MONAI Label v0. 1, an intelligent image labelling tool that speeds up the creation of annotated datasets, and enables researchers to build AI annotation models easily and quickly. MONAI Label is an open-source system that enables…
Platforms, Research
Helping to build the UK's most powerful supercomputer for AI in healthcare
King’s College London and Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust have been announced as founding partners of NVIDIA’s Cambridge-1, UK’s most powerful supercomputer dedicated to healthcare and life sciences research. NVIDIA, a key partner of the London Medical Imaging & AI Centre for Value…
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Federated learning may provide a solution for future digital health challenges
A new position paper from London Medical Imaging and AI Centre for Value Based Healthcare researchers, partnering organisations such as Nvidia and OWKIN, and 14 other institutions, proposes the use of federated learning, a machine learning technique that trains an algorithm across multiple…
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London AI Centre and NVIDIA launch MONAI – a new AI framework for healthcare
The London Medical Imaging & AI Centre for Value Based Healthcare and the School of Biomedical Engineering &Imaging Sciences at King’s College London, in partnership with industry leader NVIDIA, has launched the MONAI framework. This open-source toolkit for deep learning in healthcare imaging…
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MONAI update accelerates the pace of innovation for AI development
After two months of consortium contributions, The Medical Open Network for AI (MONAI) has launched its first update, MONAI v0. 2, with new capabilities, examples, and research implementations to accelerate the pace of innovation for AI development. The new update includes ready to use datasets, …
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AI Centre scales infrastructure to speed machine learning research
An innovative software platform is helping the AI Centre increase the speed at which it can train AI algorithms and get the best use out of its powerful computer infrastructure to perform critical health research. The London Medical Imaging & Artificial Intelligence Centre for Value Based…
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AIDE goes Open Source
The AI centre has published the non-infrastructure code for the AI Deployment Engine (AIDE) open source on GitHub. This is part of the AI Centre’s commitment to transparency and openness with how data is used and processed. Anyone can look at the code for AIDE’s front end, back end …
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