Swaasa® - By Salcit Technologies

We are thrilled to share that Swaasa® - By Salcit Technologies has received the IKP RISE Award at IKMC 2024! This recognition, part of IKP’s Silver Jubilee celebration, highlights their incredible 25-year journey supporting innovation and incubation across India. Heartfelt congratulations to IKP Knowledge Park on this remarkable milestone! We are truly grateful for the steadfast support IKP has extended to us since Salcit's inception, guiding Swaasa® in its mission to make respiratory care accessible to all. Here’s to many more years of impactful innovation, together with IKP! Narayana Rao Sripada

We're excited to share that we have crossed a major milestone in our validation and operational feasibility of  Swaasa® AI platform for detecting likely presence of Pulmonary Tuberculosis (PTB) among patients presenting with cough in India. Thanks to the invaluable support of AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi) All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Bhubaneswar, AIIMS Gorakhpur, Jawaharlal Institute Of Postgraduate Medical Education And Research (JIPMER) and our donor agencies India Health Fund, ACT without whom this would have been impossible. We have now ✅ Enrolled 3,000 subjects ✅ Collected 10,000+ data points ✅ Analyzed 50,000+ cough samples This study adds to what is already the world’s largest physician-annotated cough sound database, fueling our mission to make affordable TB screening accessible to millions. Together, we are shaping the future of respiratory healthcare globally!

We are extremely delighted to see Swaasa®'s AI-driven respiratory solutions spotlighted in Google Health’s initiatives for India! Harnessing AI for better healthcare accessibility is at the heart of what we do. Partnerships like these strengthen our mission to innovate in respiratory diagnostics and make a real impact. #swaasacares #respiratoryhealth #AIforhealth #healthtech

Thank you, India Health Fund, for your continued support and commitment to innovations in lung health! We are honored to be part of the journey to improve respiratory health through early diagnosis and accessible solutions. Madhav Joshi Raghavendra Rao PV Shubham Rathi Archita Chaudhary, CFA Gurvinder Bawa Parmar

We're incredibly grateful to the team at R2D2 TB Network for conducting a thorough usability evaluation of Swaasa® across five different countries. Swaasa® received an impressive usability score of 85/100, showcasing its global potential to transform respiratory health diagnostics. A big thank you to the evaluators for their valuable insights. We'll continue to strive for excellence and make Swaasa® even more accessible and user-friendly for everyone. Onward and upward! Thanking everyone who have made this possible. R2D2 TB Network, University of California, San Francisco, Denkiger Group Global DX, SMART4TB, Seda Y. María del Mar Castro, Tessa Mochizuki Catherine Cook, MPH, Devan Jaganath, MD MPH, Adithya Cattamanchi Shubha Deepti P Gottipulla Charishma

Our research paper "Clinical validation of Swaasa® artificial intelligence platform using cough sounds for screening and diagnosis of respiratory diseases" was presented at European Respiratory Society Congress, 2024 by the esteemed CMC Vellore team. Proud to see how our AI-driven cough sound analysis is shaping the future of respiratory care and advancing affordable, accessible healthcare solutions globally. #ERS2024 #RespiratoryHealth #AIinHealthcare #Swaasa #ClinicalResearch

We’re incredibly excited to see the momentum gained following our collaboration with Google on their AI model for cough-based disease detection! Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gc9t8Mqc This collaboration has highlighted the revolutionary role of AI in transforming respiratory healthcare, and we’re proud to be part of this cutting-edge work at Swaasa®. This journey wouldn’t have been possible without the unwavering support of India Health Fund, ACT, IPE Global Limited and all our other allies and partners. Their contributions have been vital in helping us make early respiratory diagnosis more accessible and affordable. We look forward to reaching many more milestones together! Madhav Joshi Raghavendra Rao PV Shubham Rathi Archita Chaudhary, CFA Gurvinder Bawa Parmar Neeraj Acharya Krisha Mathur Gulam Sarwar Aakanksha Gulati Sandeep Singhal Aanchal Jain Ritika Pandey Manjunath Shankar Sudheer Nadipally Anushka Chaturvedi Centre for Cellular and Molecular Platforms (C-CAMP) Taslimarif Saiyed, PhD Niranjan Joshi Social Alpha Dr. Kshama Kothari Ankita Shirodariya Vidya Phalke Manoj Kumar  

Honored to see this exciting conversation around AI's transformative impact on healthcare! Thank you, Zhi Zhen QIN, for highlighting the potential of AI in early diagnosis and sharing this coverage. At Swaasa®, we are proud to be part of this revolution, using cough sound analysis to aid in respiratory health diagnostics. With the integration of AI, detecting illnesses like tuberculosis is becoming more efficient and accessible. Let’s continue pushing the boundaries of innovation together!

Our work in bioacoustics and AI-powered respiratory healthcare is gaining momentum. It’s incredible to see our mission of making respiratory care more accessible and affordable getting recognized across various platforms. Grateful for the support from the community and media alike as we continue this journey of innovation. You can read the entire news article here - https://lnkd.in/gvG9vKFp

Recently, I was amazed to learn that even the quietest sounds our bodies make can reveal so much about our health. I was even more excited to know that Google's AI teams are using this knowledge to improve healthcare for people across the Asia-Pacific. Here are just 3 ways: Using AI to listen for early signs of disease: Imagine if a simple cough could help diagnose tuberculosis and other diseases, especially in remote places. That's the potential of "HeAR”, an innovative tool we’re exploring with India-based Swaasa® - By Salcit Technologies. Using AI to improve breast cancer screenings: Early detection is key to fighting breast cancer and AI can make ultrasound screenings more accessible - even where mammography isn't an option. We’re proud to partner with Taiwan-based Chang Gung Memorial Hospital to make this happen. Using AI to better support people with hearing loss: AI has the potential to help hearing aids cut through background noise, so everyone can stay connected and engage with the world around them. This is exciting work we’re doing with partners in Australia like Cochlear, the National Acoustic Laboratories and Macquarie University. These projects are truly inspiring and as a daughter, partner, sibling and friend - I’m excited by the ability to harness the power of AI  for good!  Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/gsdXyHRb   #AIforHealth #AIforGood