The model, based on artificial intelligence, predicts the medical status of the patients and was developed by scientists from the field of satellites and missiles based on information in the cloud of the Sheba Medical Center
The Aerospace Industry has developed a model for predicting the future medical condition of corona patients using artificial intelligence, big data and machine learning technologies. The study was conducted on information in the cloud of the Sheba Medical Center. The prediction provides the medical team with advance warning of the possibility of a worsening of the patient's condition, thereby helping to improve patient care and to identify in advance the cases destined for medical escalation - thereby significantly increasing the chances of saving human lives. The model was developed by the team of researchers and engineers at the Aerospace Industry Innovation Center in the Systems, Missiles and Space Division.
Dr. Einat Klein, Chief Innovation Engineer in the Missile and Space Systems Division of the Aerospace Industry: "The Aerospace Industry makes extensive use of tools such as machine learning, big data and artificial intelligence in its current areas of activity. The innovation team of the foreign exchange division, which specializes in the worlds of rockets and satellites, used its knowledge and experience this time to predict a medical condition, thus allowing the medical team to improve the care given to patients in the corona wards. The Aerospace Industry has mobilized in the fight against the corona virus, and in addition to the current business activity, in recent weeks it has developed many technologies that help the medical teams and patients in the hospitals, and the company will continue to help the medical system according to the changing needs.
The Space and Missile Systems Division of the Israeli Aerospace Industries believes in the development and construction of air defense systems such as the Arrow 2 and Arrow 3 weapon systems, Barak 8, cruise missiles and countless missile systems, advanced satellite systems such as observation satellites, nano-satellites, satellite launchers, communication satellites, including Amos satellites and the national communications satellite 'Dror' and the spacecraft 'Bereshit' in its groundbreaking mission to the moon and more. The Aerospace Industry is a center of national and global technological knowledge in the fields of air defense, radars, satellites, unmanned vehicles, civil aviation and cyber.
