
MATLAB and Simulink for Artificial Intelligence
MATLAB and Simulink enable engineers to design, simulate, and deploy AI algorithms, models, and AI-driven systems.
The future of the healthcare industry will revolve around new technological advancements and big data. Smart medical devices and data-driven patient care are already revolutionizing the healthcare industry. Automation improves efficiency, opens the door to more personalized care, and increases profitability. However, the deployment and advancement of new smart technologies are not without challenges unique to the healthcare industry.
Surgical devices, robots, magnetic resonance equipment, defibrillators, and ventilators combine advanced multi-domain physical components and run equire error-proof operation.
MathWorks®, COMSOL®, and Speedgoat products enable engineers, researchers, and scientists to design, simulate, test, prototype, and validate medical equipment. MATLAB®, Simulink®, COMSOL Multiphysics®, and Speedgoat help to ensure reliability, traceability, scalability, and compliance with regulations and standards.
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MATLAB and Simulink enable engineers to design, simulate, and deploy AI algorithms, models, and AI-driven systems.
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Image recognition is a computer vision technique that allows machines to extract, process, and classify information from images and videos.
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