See how we work, what we stand for, and how we support our partners.
About us
We turn challenges into impact,
because healthcare can’t wait.
What began with the drive to bring diagnostics to underserved communities has grown in to a global mission: ensuring access to life-saving healthcare for everyone, everywhere.
As a social enterprise, we are driven by purpose, not profit. From pioneering the first backpack X-ray to launching AI-driven solutions like CAD4TB, BabyChecker, and LUS4TB, we continue to redefine what is possible.
By combining:
- Innovation
- Empathy
- Field experience
we build solutions that improve lives – no matter the location or resources.
Why choose us?
We are committed to eradicating tuberculosis and promoting healthequity by providing reliable and sustainable AI-enabled diagnostic imaging solutions to emerging countries.
Impact first.
Always.
We exist to close healthcare
gaps and strengthen systems.
A social enterprise
driven by purpose
We prioritize equitable access to quality healthcare.
Every decision we make supports stronger health systems and measurable, long-term impact.
Innovation grounded
in real-world need
We develop first-of-its-kind solutions shaped by field experience. We design for infrastructure limitations, operational realities, and long-term sustainability.
Trusted global partner
in public health
We are validated by the WHO and trusted by the UN
and national health programs. Our credibility is built on performance, transparency, and long-term partnerships.
We bridge healthcare gaps worldwide
We connect technology, expertise, and local
partnerships to bring quality diagnostics closer
to underserved communities.
Compassion translated
into action
We lead with empathy and act with urgency. We co-create solutions with local stakeholders to empower communities and deliver measurable healthcare outcomes.
At Delft Foundation, our work is driven by our commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals.
We move forward, guided by need, driven by purpose.
Delft Imaging Coding Club
2025 marked the culmination of the Delft Imaging Coding Club. The 37-week curriculum was designed for all learning levels, helping students gain important tech skills to drive innovation and sustainable growth. After a successful launch at Covenant Presbyterian School in Accra, Ghana, in late 2023, over 300 children aged 7-14 learned coding.
Cycling in Rwanda for children’s education
In the latter half of the year, we supported our colleagues as they cycled across Rwanda to raise awareness for Compassion’s child sponsorship programs. Compassion operates 450 projects across the nation to ensure children receive quality education, school uniforms, nutritious meals, and vocational training that will help them and their families stand on their own feet.
Restoring X-ray services in Mozambique after Cyclone Chido
After Tropical Cyclone Chido struck northern Mozambique in December 2024, the Mossuril Health Center’s Delft Light and CAD4TB system were left inoperable. Working with the Ministry of Health, DNAM and the PNCT, a new Delft Light was supplied free of cost and installed by our local service partner allowing critical healthcare services to resume quickly for communities in and around Mossuril.
Delft Webinar for knowledge sharing
Through Delft Community and quarterly webinars, healthcare professionals connect to exchange knowledge on TB screening and maternal health. In 2025, five webinars covered digital X-rays, CAD4TB, and BabyChecker in remote and resource-constrained settings worldwide.
The evolution of our solutions
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more about us?
If you want to know more about us, we can walk you through our approach, our experience, and the ways we support partners with training, service, and long-term collaboration.
Eline Golembiewski
Head of Marketing
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