At the World Conference on Lung Health in Copenhagen, Delft Imaging has today unveiled its next-generation AI platform, CAD4TB+, which brings together screening, surveillance and hotspot prediction for tuberculosis into a single system. This launch comes at a critical moment, as global health authorities warn that millions of TB infections still go undetected each year—undermining progress toward elimination. Joining us now is Guido Geerts, President & CEO of Delft Imaging, to explain how CAD4TB+ could reshape the way TB is found and fought.​

<p>At the World Conference on Lung Health in Copenhagen, Delft Imaging has today unveiled its next-generation AI platform, CAD4TB+, which brings together screening, surveillance and hotspot prediction for tuberculosis into a single system. This launch comes at a critical moment, as global health authorities warn that millions of TB infections still go undetected each year&mdash;undermining progress toward elimination. Joining us now is Guido Geerts, President &amp; CEO of Delft Imaging, to explain how CAD4TB+ could reshape the way TB is found and fought.​</p>

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