NCFU experts have developed software to analyze medical cardiogram further identifying any signs of arrhythmia. The researchers explain that this will help doctors in their routine taking some load off their shoulders.

The software in question has been developed by a team of Junior Associates Maria KIladze and Uliana Lyakhova (Head of Project – Pavel yakhov, Head of Dept for Mathematical Modeling, NCFU).

– Neuronets offer an enormous potential in terms of relieving humans’ workload in more than a few areas of activities. These developments are promising fields like agriculture, economic forecasting, robotics, etc. Our experts embrace several areas at the same time, and we do believe that our contribution in Medicine will help improve the quality and the pace of work with data, – Dmitry Bespalov (Rector, NCFU) was quoted as saying.

The software has already stirred serious interest from Cardiologists and doctors in general, with still more steps ahead, including obtaining an official approval for introducing the innovation.

Great start, folks! Green lights, blue skies!