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AI for women healthcare
Forty all-women teams wracked brains to produce best possible AI solutions to two of the most pressing problems confronting Indian woman at the first ever HerTech Hackathon that concluded in Hyderabad.
Forty all-women teams wracked brains to produce best possible AI solutions to two of the most pressing problems confronting Indian woman at the first ever HerTech Hackathon that concluded in Hyderabad.
The two-day event witnessed woman-only teams engaging in intense 24-hour coding and validating ideas to generate innovative solutions on two problems:
How can AI help healthcare agencies locate maternal healthcare facilities and deploy ANM teams more efficiently in rural areas?
How can we use Social Media Chatter to find educational content on menstruation and create outreach campaigns on awareness of menstruation for girls?
"As India's leading co-working and incubation centre dedicated to women, Wsquare has undertaken the initiative to host India's first, women led AI Hackathon and the response in Hyderabad was encouraging with over 140 registrations.
Enthused by the success here, we move ahead to Gurgaon and Pune for the next editions of the hackathon," Vandhana, CEO, Wsquare said.
