AI app enables parents to screen infants for jaundice at home

digitaltrends.com January 11, 2025, 07:00 PM UTC

A new AI app called BiliSG helps parents screen their newborns for jaundice at home. Developed by Singapore General Hospital and partners, it uses machine learning to analyze skin color and has shown 100% sensitivity in tests. Previously, parents had to visit clinics for jaundice testing, which can be stressful. The app allows them to take a picture of their baby's skin using a special color calibration sticker, making monitoring more convenient. The research team plans to improve the app's functionality and expand its compatibility to more smartphone models. They aim to enhance its reliability in everyday use for parents and caregivers.


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