Workflow Automation and Outcome Prediction in Orthodontic Evaluation Using Machine Learning

Girish Srinivasan, PhD

Entrepreneur | Bio + Computer Engineer | Driving Digital Transformation for Precision Healthcare | Digital Phenotyping | Mental & Neurological Health

Published Jan 22, 2018

We are building intelligent software tools to automate orthodontic evaluation and enable outcome prediction. Personalized evaluation results and CAD models will enable precision treatment and provide greater patient satisfaction.

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