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CAD4TB being used in Nigeria Kano State
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Unitaid and CHAI cut cost of AI screening software, unlocking affordable TB detection in communities without radiologists

Unitaid and the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) have announced new agreements with Delft Imaging that reduce the cost of CAD4TB, its WHO-recommended AI software for tuberculosis (TB) detection, by up to 65 percent. A single annual fee of $2,500–$2,850 per connected X-ray unit covers unlimited scans, installation, training, software updates, and maintenance across all 138 World Bank-defined low- and middle-income countries.

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The BabyChecker app displaying a quick scan result — gestational age 14–16 weeks, cephalic presentation, low placenta location — connected to the BabyChecker ultrasound probe.
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Ensuring reliable AI for offline ultrasound: How BabyChecker validates its Android models

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A health worker performing a BabyChecker obstetric ultrasound scan on a pregnant woman, with the BabyChecker app displaying results on a smartphone, in Sierra Leone.
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Plug, Play, and Scan: How BabyChecker Enables First-Time Ultrasound Success

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Health workers operating the Delft Light X-ray system to screen a patient at an SMRU screening station on the Thailand-Myanmar border.
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World TB day 2019: It’s time to end TB! - Statement by the Private Sector Constituency on World TB Day

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A Delft Imaging mobile TB screening clinic truck branded for the TREATS tuberculosis prevalence survey, offering chest X-ray, TB screening, and HIV testing services in Zambia, in partnership with KNCV.
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The OneStopTB clinic has arrived in Zambia!

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Delft Imaging at the Union 2018
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The Union World Conference on Lung Health 2018: a throwback

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Delft Light in Uzbekistan
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Delft Imaging joined UN Global Compact

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A Delft Imaging representative addressing schoolchildren during a Delft Foundation Coding Club session in a classroom in Ghana.
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Activation of literary clubs for Ghanaian students

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A health worker assembling the Delft Light X-ray generator for an outdoor TB screening session in Uzbekistan, with the Delft Light backpack case visible in the foreground.
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Stop TB PSC’s Best Practices Booklet featuring Delft Solutions

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2 Delft Imaging Ghana engineers performing maintenance on an EasyDR stationary X-ray system at a health facility in Ghana.
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Delft Imaging Ghana is now ISO certified

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Delft Logo with the color of Ukraine's flag
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Together for Ukraine

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Health workers, community leaders, and partners posing in front of the Wellness on Wheels mobile TB screening clinic in Nigeria, in partnership with USAID, KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation, and Challenge TB.
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OneStopTB clinic in USAID’s Annual TB Report

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Awards News
Delft Imaging, B Corp Certified — Best for the World 2021, Customers category.
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Best for the world 2022™

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Radiographer is looking into CAD4TB platform to check the result
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Delft Imaging Systems has won the NABC ‘Doing Business in Africa’ award!

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A mobile TB screening clinic truck branded with the E-DETECT TB programme parked outside a health facility in Romania.
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The official launch of E-Detect TB in Romania

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A radiographer reviewing a CAD4TB chest X-ray analysis on a laptop during a TB screening session in Nigeria, with the CAD4TB unit visible in the background.
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New milestone: 5,000 daily screenings with CAD4TB in May 2018

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A \Delft Imaging mobile clinic truck branded with UNDP and The Global Fund logos parked at a health facility in Sudan.
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UNDP & GFATM launch the use of Delft Mobile Clinics

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