US company develops technology that scans for breast cancer, Covid-19 with a selfie


The AI is programmed to identify abnormal patterns that match up with patterns of diseases and ailments. If any potential disease is detected, the user can take the resulting report to their physician for further testing and treatment. — Image by rawpixel.com on Freepik

Infinite 8 Industries, a Colorado Springs-based industrial artificial intelligence (AI) firm, has created a technology that might sound as if it's right out of a science fiction film, but Ean Mikale, the company's founder, believes his technology is the future.

Mikale, an AI expert, author, international speaker and engineer, has focused his career on cutting-edge technologies and Infinite 8 Industries' disease scan is one of the latest. Mikale took Infinite 8 Institute, Infinite 8 Industries' sister company that operates a commercial drone pilot and drone software apprenticeships, from $15,000 in annual revenue to over $1 million in three years.

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