Creating the next generation of AI-enabled applications for endoscopy
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CADDIE is a cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) system that aids endoscopists to detect and characterise polyps during colonoscopy procedures. It provides AI decision support to gastroenterologists and other trained endoscopists by highlighting areas of the large bowel with visual characteristics consistent with different types of colonic polyps*.
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Odin Vision is an award-winning artificial intelligence (AI) company founded by a team of eminent clinicians and artificial intelligence experts with the mission of creating the next generation of AI-enabled applications for endoscopy.
We believe that AI will create a new era of healthcare by supporting doctors to deliver higher-quality care leading to improved patient outcomes, better patient experiences and increased value for healthcare providers.
CLINICAL CHALLENGE
Colonoscopy: A patient may have a colonoscopy to look for signs of colorectal cancer. During the procedure, the doctor will use a small endoscopic camera to inspect the bowel tissue surface and look for small growths called polyps. Some polyps are harmless, while others can develop into cancer.
Detecting and diagnosing polyps is challenging for doctors and studies have shown up to 25% of polyps can be missed. Increasing the detection/diagnosis performance can lead to improved patient outcomes. A 1% increase in Adenoma Detection Rate (ADR) leads to a 3% reduction in cancer incidents.
Clinical Trials
CADDIE Trial – Led by University College London Hospital this Multi Centre Randomized Clinical Trial is evaluating the clinical effectiveness of AI for polyp detection.
FORE-AI Trial – Led by Cardiff University Hospital this Multi Centre Randomized Clinical Trial is evaluating the clinical impact of AI for polyp characterisation.
EARTHSCAN Trial – Led by University College London this Randomized Clinical Trial is evaluating cloud based AI technology and next generation telecommunications technology to improve endoscopy.
Technology
Odin Vision is a spin-out from the world-renowned Wellcome / EPSRC Centre for Interventional and Surgical Sciences at University College London (UCL). The centre members have pioneered the research field of endoscopic computer vision and machine learning over the past 20 years.
Our award-winning deep learning technology is the foundation of our clinical applications to detect and support the characterization of diseases.
TEAM
KANWAL
BHATIA
AI Architect
LUKE
SAMPSON
Quality Manager
JUANA
GONZALEZ-BUENO
Research Scientist
Neil
Roberts
Commercial Advisor
Sam
Shelley
QMS Advisor
SALOME
DESAUTY
Software Engineer
Celian
Gossec
Software Engineer
MATTHEW
ROUSSEAU
Software Engineer
THIBAULT
BUATOIS
Software Engineer
BAPTISTE
PARSY
Software Engineer
SAMI
ISSAADI
Software Engineer
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Junior Research Scientist – As a Junior Research Scientist at Odin Vision, you will help to design, implement, and
validate new machine learning frameworks.
Quality and Operations Officer – As a Quality and Operations Officer, you will assist in the day to day maintenance and monitoring of the quality management system and support the technical team in completing regulatory documentation.
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