Indian Startup Trains Dogs to Detect Cancer by Scent
Summary
Indian startup Dognosis is combining specially trained dogs and artificial intelligence to detect cancer from human breath samples.
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Indian startup Dognosis is developing a novel approach to cancer screening. Instead of relying solely on blood tests or imaging, the researchers are leveraging the keen sense of smell in dogs.
In the startup's laboratory, around 15 specially trained dogs analyze human breath samples. Artificial intelligence is then used to interpret and translate the animals' behavioral reactions into diagnostic insights.
Source: Kursiv
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