Computer vision and machine learning integration on hardware designed for seniors’ medication adherence.
Techleft Solutions Inc.
5 records totalling $240,000.00 CAD, from official Government of Canada open data.
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This project develops a smart blister pack medication reader that uses camera technology with AI-powered software to monitor and improve medication adherence among seniors. By combining intelligent...
This Project will support technology development aimed at addressing the challenges faced by independent Seniors living alone in suburban areas and their families.
Software development support for computer vision and machine learning integration on hardware designed for seniors’ medication adherence.
This project focuses on the design and implementation of AI-powered software for a smart blister pack medication reader.