ALLEars AI-Powered Pediatric Earmold Manufacturing Project
Sector: Hospital • Location: London and Omaha, Ontario and Nebraska, Canada and USA
Source: Western University
The ALLEars project is a collaboration between Western University and Boys Town National Research Hospital to develop AI-driven predictive modeling and 3D printing of custom earmolds for children with hearing aids. The project aims to predict ear growth, print future earmolds in advance, reduce wait times and appointments, and improve hearing aid care for children globally.
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Description | The ALLEars project is a collaboration between Western University and Boys Town National Research Hospital to develop AI-driven predictive modeling and 3D printing of custom earmolds for children with hearing aids. The project aims to predict ear growth, print future earmolds in advance, reduce wait times and appointments, and improve hearing aid care for children globally. |
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