KGRI Start-up Research: Overcome world blindness using AI by KEIO spirit!
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Summary

Blindness and visual impairment greatly reduce people's quality of life and cause significant medical and economic losses. However, conventional ophthalmology cannot be performed without the use of fixed, expensive, and specialized equipment, which is a major constraint to the delivery of adequate eye care, especially in developing countries. As a solution, the applicant has developed and commercialized Smart Eye Camera, a smartphone attachment-type medical device. Based on the idea that the devices and technologies originated at Keio will contribute to the reduction of economic loss and the development of the world by restoring sight, they are conducting research with the goal of developing and improving the accuracy of ophthalmic AI.
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Project Members
About Project Members, ResearchersNote: ◎ indicates the project leader
Name | Affiliation | Position | Field of Specialization/Research Interests |
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◎ Eisuke Shimizu | School of Medicine | Project Lecturer | Artificial intelligence, Telemedicine, Dry eye disease |
Yoko Ogawa | School of Medicine | Lecturer | Dry eye disease |
Hiroyuki Yazu | Tsurumi University Dental Hospital | Lecturer | Dry eye disease, Allergy |
Akiko Hanyuda | School of Medicine | Project Assistant Professor | Statistics |
Shinri Sato | School of Medicine | Research Associate | Dry eye disease |
Makoto Tanji | School of Medicine | Researcher | Artificial intelligence, Telemedicine |
Shintaro Nakayama | School of Medicine | Researcher | Artificial intelligence, Telemedicine |
Akito Sakasegawa | School of Medicine | Researcher | Artificial intelligence, Telemedicine |
Toshiki Ishikawa | School of Medicine | Researcher | Artificial intelligence, Telemedicine |
Koharu Tozawa | Faculty of Environment and Information Studies | Student | Artificial intelligence, Telemedicine |
Yo Nakahara | School of Medicine | Student | Artificial intelligence, Telemedicine |
Reina Yamaoka | Hitotsubashi University | Student | Artificial intelligence, Telemedicine |
Reina Hoshino | Faculty of Nursing and Medical Care | Student | Artificial intelligence, Telemedicine |
Marika Fujii | Faculty of Economics | Student | Artificial intelligence, Telemedicine |