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Delft Imaging

Our story: Impact. Always. Delft Imaging (Delft) envisions a world in which everyone can benefit from the modern world' advances in the field of healthcare.

As a social enterprise, we are passionately committed to strengthening health systems worldwide through our extensive range of X-ray systems and AI-driven solutions. Delft is specifically dedicated to improving people's quality of life around the world by means of its diagnostic imaging devices, e-health software and related services. By means of Delft affordable and innovative diagnostic imaging

techniques, healthcare systems are strengthened globally. Delft believes that treatment can only serve its purpose when it follows adequate diagnosis. Means to identify health problems at an early stage are unfortunately not a surety in developing or conflict-affected areas. Though diagnostics should be equally accessible for everyone, developing countries are frequently under-resourced.They do not have the necessary access to diagnostics nor the availability of trained personnel. Delft takes these poignant situations, and the specific approach these cases require, as a starting point for product development. Together with private and public partners, Delft develops unique health innovations that respond to the specific needs and desires of those that Delft believes should always be central to product design: vulnerable communities around the world.Through Public-Private Partnerships Delft projects take due notice of local sentiments and culture ensuring their durability. Delft Imaging has integrated solutions for medical imaging are used in many countries worldwide and have proven to be reliable in a.o. Ghana, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, The Gambia, Kenya Zambia, Zimbabwe, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Brazil, UAE and other European countries. Delft Imaging Systems is a close working partner of Canon, Oldelft and Rogan Delft. Delft Imaging Facebook
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28/05/2026

Technology can improve access to care. But sustainable impact depends on the health system around it.
A mixed-methods study in Tonkolili District, Sierra Leone, assessed the usability and practicality of BabyChecker, our AI-enabled smartphone-based obstetric ultrasound solution, across 7 primary health facilities.

The quantitative analysis of 2,315 obstetric sweep protocols, combined with qualitative data from interviews, focus group discussions, and direct observations, confirmed that BabyChecker is feasible and usable in resource-limited settings.

But the study also surfaced the system-level realities that determine whether tools like BabyChecker can achieve lasting impact:
🔋 Unreliable electricity
📦 Supply chain gaps - including access to ultrasound gel
📋 Absence of national guidelines for point-of-care obstetric ultrasound
💰 Limited and unsustainable financing models
👩‍⚕️ Staffing shortfalls and high provider-to-client ratios

Addressing these barriers is not a product challenge - it is a health system investment.
We believe in technology that is built for context. Read the full study to understand what responsible, scalable implementation looks like in practice.

👉 https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vFdR50

27/05/2026

We extend warm wishes to all celebrating Eid Al-Adha. May this sacred time bring joy, peace, and meaningful moments with loved ones. We're honored to work alongside diverse communities worldwide in our mission to improve healthcare access. Eid Mubarak!

27/05/2026

We recently hosted a webinar focused on what it actually takes to move from deployment to a sustainable screening programme, where field experts from Nepal, Uganda, Nigeria and Malawi shared practical experiences using digital chest X-ray, mobile clinics, and CAD/AI to strengthen TB screening programs.

Missed the session or want to rewatch it?
It’s now available on YouTube:
🔗 https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vG49l0

21/05/2026

Recently, we trained representatives from 18 different health facilities across Nigeria, on the use of BabyChecker in maternal care settings.
Through practical sessions and hands-on demonstrations, health workers and partners explored how BabyChecker can support pregnancy risk assessment, earlier detection, and timely referral in resource-limited settings.
We also discussed field challenges, troubleshooting, and helpdesk support to help ensure reliable use where care is delivered.
Thank you to of Human Virology, Nigeria the participating health workers, and McPage Investment Nig. Ltd. for your partnership and commitment to strengthening maternal healthcare delivery in Nigeria.

20/05/2026

Obstetric ultrasound before 24 weeks of gestation helps healthcare providers assess gestational age, estimated fetal weight and fetal count.
In Sierra Leone, access to these assessments remains severely limited by a shortage of equipment, trained sonographers, and reliable infrastructure.
A new peer-reviewed study examined whether BabyChecker could bridge this gap in resource-limited primary care settings - and the results are encouraging.

Using the Obstetric Sweep Protocol (OSP) - a standardised, learnable 6-sweep technique, providers across different cadres achieved sufficient scan quality in 83.8% of cases. Provider acceptance was high, and the device's in-app tutorial videos were strongly associated with improved scan quality.
Importantly, the study also identified what still needs to change for sustainable scale-up: reliable power, uninterrupted supply chains (including ultrasound gel), clear national guidelines on scan protocols, and long-term financing.

AI-enabled point-of-care ultrasound is feasible. Scaling it responsibly requires strengthening the system around the tool.
👉 Read the paper: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vqTLp0

13/05/2026

Uganda is expanding nationwide tuberculosis (TB) screening with 42 new Delft Light systems.
Our team recently worked alongside the local Ugandan team to support the installation and training of new systems. These solutions will be deployed nationwide, bringing portable X-ray screening closer to communities, healthcare facilities, and hard-to-reach areas.With these new systems in use, Uganda now has over 150 of our diagnostic solutions in use.
This progress reflects years of collaboration with Uganda’s Ministry of Health and a shared focus on detecting TB earlier and strengthening access to screening.
Hear directly from Uganda’s Ministry of Health about their experience using Delft Light, CAD4TB, and Mobile Clinics for TB screening in our webinar: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vj4tJ0

12/05/2026

On International Nurses Day, we honor the extraordinary dedication of nurses who serve as crucial lifelines in underserved communities, often providing the first and sometimes only healthcare access available.
Our BabyChecker technology empowers these healthcare heroes with AI-enabled ultrasound capabilities, enabling them to detect pregnancy complications earlier and make timely referrals when needed.
By equipping nurses with innovative tools, we're expanding healthcare access, improving maternal and infant outcomes, and strengthening health systems at the community level where it matters most.

10/05/2026

Every mother deserves a safe and healthy journey through pregnancy. 💙
This Mother’s Day, we celebrate the strength and love of mothers everywhere, and renew our commitment to supporting them with accessible, life-saving tools like .
By empowering frontline health workers with AI-enabled ultrasound, we’re helping ensure more women in underserved communities receive the care they need, when they need it most.
Because every heartbeat matters, and every mother counts.

07/05/2026

📣We’ll be at the World Health Assembly from May 18 to 23, 2026.

On May 20, our managing director, Florent Geerts, will join the panel discussion, “Does your health system struggle with lung health screening?,” a high-level side event hosted by the Stop TB Partnership and partners.
The session will bring together Ministers of Health, global experts, and private sector leaders to discuss practical ways to scale lung health screening.

Speakers will discuss how countries can expand access to tuberculosis (TB) and lung disease screening in high-burden settings, despite barriers such as workforce shortages, regulatory constraints, and the underuse of available tools. Topics will include task shifting, AI-supported screening, digital chest X-ray, and public-private partnerships.

📆Date: 20 May 2026
⏲️Time: 18:00 to 19:30 Geneva time
📍Location: Villa le Bocage, Palais des Nations

👉Register here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0v32qh0

Seating is limited, and registration is first come, first served.

Join us to discuss how countries can scale lung health screening, reach more people, and support progress toward ending TB.

Stop TB Partnership World Health Organization (WHO)

06/05/2026

One day left. Tomorrow, 2:00 PM CEST.

Four national TB programmes. Four countries. One shared question: what does it actually take to build screening programmes that deliver impact beyond the initial deployment?

Leaders from Nepal, Malawi, Uganda, and Nigeria will share their hands-on experience with digital chest X-ray, mobile clinics, and CAD/AI — the implementation realities, the workflow integration, and the lessons that only come from running these tools in the field.

On the programme:

🇳🇵 Dr Naveen Prakash Shah, National TB Control Center, Nepal: “Active Case-Finding in High-Risk Groups for TB in Nepal using Delft Light and CAD4TB”
🇺🇬 Dr Henry Luzze, Ministry of Health, Uganda: “Improving Tuberculosis Screening in Uganda: Experience with Delft Light, Mobile Clinics and CAD4TB”
🇳🇬 Dr Daniel Joseph Eno, IHVN, Nigeria: “Efficiency Gains from the Utilization of AI-powered Tools in TB/HIV Program Implementation in Nigeria: Case Study of EPCON”
🇲🇼 Dr Kuzani Nigel Mbendera, NTLEP Programme Manager, Malawi: "From deployment to long-term impact: Implementation Experience of CXR+CAD in Malawi’s Mobile Diagnostic Units"

Free to attend. Seats are open. Register now.
👉 https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0v2f9W0

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