Delft Imaging

Delft Imaging Our story: Impact. Always. Delft Imaging (Delft) envisions a world in which everyone can benefit from the modern world' advances in the field of healthcare.

As a social enterprise, we are passionately committed to strengthening health systems worldwide through our extensive range of X-ray systems and AI-driven solutions. Delft is specifically dedicated to improving people's quality of life around the world by means of its diagnostic imaging devices, e-health software and related services. By means of Delft affordable and innovative diagnostic imaging techniques, healthcare systems are strengthened globally. Delft believes that treatment can only serve its purpose when it follows adequate diagnosis. Means to identify health problems at an early stage are unfortunately not a surety in developing or conflict-affected areas. Though diagnostics should be equally accessible for everyone, developing countries are frequently under-resourced.They do not have the necessary access to diagnostics nor the availability of trained personnel. Delft takes these poignant situations, and the specific approach these cases require, as a starting point for product development. Together with private and public partners, Delft develops unique health innovations that respond to the specific needs and desires of those that Delft believes should always be central to product design: vulnerable communities around the world.Through Public-Private Partnerships Delft projects take due notice of local sentiments and culture ensuring their durability. Delft Imaging has integrated solutions for medical imaging are used in many countries worldwide and have proven to be reliable in a.o. Ghana, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, The Gambia, Kenya Zambia, Zimbabwe, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Brazil, UAE and other European countries. Delft Imaging Systems is a close working partner of Canon, Oldelft and Rogan Delft. Delft Imaging Facebook
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The Global Fund’s 2025 Results Report show that in 2024:✅ 7.4 million people received TB treatment✅ 3.4 million people r...
25/09/2025

The Global Fund’s 2025 Results Report show that in 2024:
✅ 7.4 million people received TB treatment
✅ 3.4 million people received preventive therapy

The report highlights how AI-powered digital X-ray technologies such as CAD4TB and ultra-portable systems are contributing to faster, more accessible TB detection in high-burden, resource-constrained settings.

In Iraq, mobile laboratories equipped with CAD4TB have reduced screening delays from months to seconds, enabling timely intervention and care.

In Uganda, health facilities across 12 districts scaled AI-supported screening for both adults and children, strengthening early detection and expanding the foundation for pediatric TB services.

These results reflect AI’s growing role in advancing diagnostic equity, exemplifying our mission to deliver healthcare solutions that empower communities and strengthen health systems, especially where the need is greatest.

📖 Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/dZKw5mKt

🫁 On this , the global burden of lung disease remains a critical challenge.Tuberculosis is still the world’s deadliest ...
25/09/2025

🫁 On this , the global burden of lung disease remains a critical challenge.

Tuberculosis is still the world’s deadliest infectious disease. In 2023:
👉 1.3M people died, including people living with HIV.
👉10.8M people fell ill, with 2.7M undiagnosed, untreated, or unreported.
👉3.4M people received treatment for drug-resistant TB, but coverage reached only 44%.

Beyond TB, millions face COPD, silicosis, and other chronic respiratory diseases, often worsened by delayed diagnosis and limited access to screening.

In 2024, our solutions helped reach 32M+ people across 85+ countries, with 2.6K+ systems deployed and 2.8K+ health professionals trained in X-ray and AI use. These contributions strengthen local capacity worldwide to detect disease earlier, reduce transmission, and strengthen health systems.

How can BabyChecker improve first-time scan success?To boost user outcomes, we are updating BabyChecker with:✅ An improv...
24/09/2025

How can BabyChecker improve first-time scan success?

To boost user outcomes, we are updating BabyChecker with:
✅ An improved video tutorial on common mistakes
✅ AI-based quality control that immediately identifies poor-quality sweeps
✅ Easily understandable reference materials that don’t require advanced medical knowledge

These updates aim to reduce user errors and increase the percentage of usable scans from first use.

📈 Read more about it: https://delft.care/discover-how-babychecker-enables-frontline-workers-to-perform-ai-ultrasound-scans-for-maternal-care-no-prior-experience-required/

Our team recently returned from Papua New Guinea, where more than 39,000 people, including 11,000 children, developed tu...
23/09/2025

Our team recently returned from Papua New Guinea, where more than 39,000 people, including 11,000 children, developed tuberculosis in 2020.

Since 2016, we have worked with partners to expand access to diagnostic imaging in the country. From delivering the first OneStopTB clinic to the WHO to deploying Delft Light and CompassDR systems with CAD4TB, our focus has been on reaching communities with limited access to radiologists and labs.

Today, AI-powered chest X-rays are helping healthcare workers in the National Capital District detect TB faster and more accurately. This approach is already improving case detection and closing diagnostic gaps for those most at risk.

The Global Fund ’s 2025 Results Report highlights the growing role of AI in advancing TB screening.The report references...
22/09/2025

The Global Fund ’s 2025 Results Report highlights the growing role of AI in advancing TB screening.

The report references how AI-enabled digital X-ray technologies, such as CAD4TB and portable systems, are improving timely TB detection, optimizing resources, and strengthening health systems worldwide.

In Iraq, mobile laboratories equipped with CAD4TB have significantly reduced screening delays. What once took months can now be done in seconds, supporting more timely care.

In Uganda, health facilities across 12 districts adopted AI-supported chest X-ray screening in 2024. This approach improved early detection in adults and children, accelerated follow-up testing, and expanded the foundation for pediatric TB screening.

These examples reflect ongoing efforts to close diagnostic gaps through innovation, which is aligned with our mission to deliver AI-powered healthcare solutions that strengthen systems and empower communities, especially those who need them most.

📖 Read the full report: https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/results/

22/09/2025

The fight against TB and other infectious diseases is far from over, but it’s a fight we are not in alone.

Through our ongoing collaboration with the Global Fund and implementing partners worldwide, we’re enabling earlier TB detection, expanding lung health screening, and strengthening health systems in the most underserved regions.

This partnership is not just about delivering solutions; it’s about saving lives.

📽️ The Global Fund highlights this shared mission in their latest video.
Watch and see how global collaboration translates into impact on the ground.

🎉 Meet Brigitta, our Operations Administrative Assistant!She brings years of experience in administrative support, a sha...
19/09/2025

🎉 Meet Brigitta, our Operations Administrative Assistant!

She brings years of experience in administrative support, a sharp eye for detail, and a strong sense of teamwork to Delft. Whether coordinating logistics or managing day-to-day operations, she keeps everything on track - with a good dose of humor.

Welcome to the team!

Behind each insufficient scan is a pattern. Our analysis highlights four common challenges:- Inaccurate probe positionin...
17/09/2025

Behind each insufficient scan is a pattern. Our analysis highlights four common challenges:
- Inaccurate probe positioning
- Poor sweep technique
- Early-stage gestation scans- Insufficient gel use or inadequate pressure

These findings shape new support materials and training updates to improve first-time success in the field.

🔧 See how we’re translating feedback into functional support: https://delft.care/discover-how-babychecker-enables-frontline-workers-to-perform-ai-ultrasound-scans-for-maternal-care-no-prior-experience-required/

One of the most significant challenges in maternal health is not just access to ultrasound equipment, but the shortage o...
17/09/2025

One of the most significant challenges in maternal health is not just access to ultrasound equipment, but the shortage of trained sonographers, especially in rural settings. That’s why we developed BabyChecker, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) that analyzes obstetric ultrasound scans, to identify risks in pregnancy. Scans can easily be acquired with a handheld ultrasound and by any frontline health worker within 2 minutes.

Ari Moskowitz, deputy director of medical devices and AI at the Gates Foundation, described BabyChecker as a “great equalizer.”

Any frontline healthcare worker with no prior experience in ultrasound can use BabyChecker after watching the three-minute training video. Already used in over twelve countries and supported by institutions like the Gates Foundation, BabyChecker is being recognized not just as a solution but as a system-level innovation.

As Akshay Rajagopal puts it, “The resource efficiency, portability and intuitive user-centric design of BabyChecker has facilitated its integration into remote healthcare settings where accessibility to healthcare services is a challenge…this disruptive technology has accelerated task-shifting towards frontline health workers, and empowered them to screen risky pregnancies more effectively,”

🔗 Explore the full Devex article here: https://www.devex.com/news/could-ai-ultrasounds-be-the-great-equalizer-for-maternal-health-110773

Last week, we conducted training and installation of Delft Light and CAD4TB as part of the “Strengthening and Innovating...
16/09/2025

Last week, we conducted training and installation of Delft Light and CAD4TB as part of the “Strengthening and Innovating Romanian Prison Health Systems” initiative. This national program aims to improve health equity through digital screening and integrated disease management.

Prisons represent some of the highest-risk environments for the transmission of TB and HIV, where incidence rates are considerably higher than in the general population. The Romanian Prison Service holds over 24,000 people across 34 locations, making large-scale screening and prevention efforts essential.

This initiative is the first of its kind in Romania at this scale. It combines digital chest X-rays with CAD4TB for TB triage, alongside rapid testing and treatment for HIV, Hepatitis B and C, and syphilis.

We are honored to support this project with Health through Walls, and other partners in implementing AI-enabled diagnostic solutions like CAD4TB and ultra-portable X-ray systems such as Delft Light.

Together, we’re helping make TB detection faster, more accessible, and more equitable.

The Global Fund has released its 2025 Results Report.Key tuberculosis results in 2024 include:👉7.4 million people receiv...
15/09/2025

The Global Fund has released its 2025 Results Report.

Key tuberculosis results in 2024 include:
👉7.4 million people received TB treatment
👉3.4 million people received TB preventive therapy

The report highlights the impact of AI-enabled screening technologies. Delft’s CAD4TB software and ultra-portable digital X-ray systems are recognized for advancing timely TB detection, optimizing diagnostic resources, and strengthening health systems globally.

Through strong collaboration with The Global Fund and local partners, we continue to expand access to early TB screening and deliver tangible, data-driven outcomes.

📖 Read the full report: https://www.theglobalfund.org/en/results/

📆 Mark your calendar as our team will be attending the 28th International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Comp...
12/09/2025

📆 Mark your calendar as our team will be attending the 28th International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention (MICCAI Society), taking place from September 23-27 in Daejeon, South Korea.

As the world's leading conference for biomedical scientists and clinicians, MICCAI is the forum for exploring the latest in medical imaging and computer-assisted intervention.

Our Head of R&D: X-ray, Sasan Asadiabadi, will be presenting during the CLINICCAI poster session on Thursday, September 25, from 11:00 to 12:30 at DCC II. The presentation is titled: "𝐈𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐂𝐀𝐃𝟒𝐓𝐁 𝐨𝐧 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐫 𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐃𝐞𝐭𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐀𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐏𝐮𝐥𝐦𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝐓𝐁 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐂𝐡𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐗-𝐑𝐚𝐲𝐬: 𝐀 𝐑𝐞𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐌𝐑𝐌𝐂 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐲."

The study demonstrates that the integration of CAD4TB v8.0.0 into TB screening and triage workflows can significantly enhance the detection performance of human readers interpreting CXRs. The statistically significant improvements observed in AUC, sensitivity, and specificity, underscore the potential of CAD4TB as an effective adjunct to clinical decision-making, particularly in resource-limited settings where radiological expertise may be variable or limited.

We invite all attendees to visit the poster session to learn more about this research and its potential impact on TB screening workflows.

📍 If you're also attending MICCAI, let's connect by either email us at info@delft.care or connect with our team! We look forward to in-depth conversations and discuss how our innovations are making a difference in medical imaging and healthcare.

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Delft Imaging (Delft) envisions a world in which everyone can benefit from the modern world' advances in the field of healthcare. Delft is specifically dedicated to improving people's quality of life around the world by means of its diagnostic imaging devices, e-health software and related services. By means of Delft affordable and innovative diagnostic imaging techniques, healthcare systems are strengthened globally. Delft believes that treatment can only serve its purpose when it follows adequate diagnosis. Means to identify health problems at an early stage are unfortunately not a surety in developing or conflict-affected areas. Though diagnostics should be equally accessible for everyone, developing countries are frequently under-resourced.They do not have the necessary access to diagnostics nor the availability of trained personnel. Delft takes these poignant situations, and the specific approach these cases require, as a starting point for product development. Together with private and public partners, Delft develops unique health innovations that respond to the specific needs and desires of those that Delft believes should always be central to product design: vulnerable communities around the world.Through Public-Private Partnerships Delft projects take due notice of local sentiments and culture ensuring their durability. Delft Imaging Systems' integrated solutions for medical imaging are used in many countries worldwide and have proven to be reliable in a.o. Ghana, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, The Gambia, Kenya Zambia, Zimbabwe, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Brazil, UAE and other European countries. Delft Imaging Systems is a close working partner of Canon, Oldelft and Rogan Delft. Delft Imaging Systems Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DelftCare/ Delft Imaging Systems Twitter https://twitter.com/DelftCare Delft Imaging Systems LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company-beta/18069553/ Delft Imaging Systems YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_kPEIc_mNuxFYNq86vdE8Q