New AI method (IMAGE)

Norwegian University of Science and Technology

New AI method

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Lars Adde shows how an AI method developed by him and his team tracks 19 points on an infant’s body to evaluate movement patterns linked to cerebral palsy. Adde works with perinatal brain injury at NTNU's Department of Clinical and Molecular Medicine and at St Olavs Hospital. 

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Photo: Geir Otto Johansen, St Olavs Hospital/NTNU

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