/-/media/corpsite/assets/hkstp-logo/hkstp_logo_25_v2_white_0810v2.svg?mw=1980&rev=2a340e7fbf814bbbab9ab7fe854878c7&hash=3E4F85D867EE687322D4B7496A0A452D
Corporate News

22 Feb 2021

HKSTP partners with the Hospital Authority to drive co-creation of smart healthcare innovation through the first AI Challenge

hkstp_ai-challenge_photo-4
hkstp_ai-challenge_photo-1_resize

Photo 1: Blueinno Technology Limited, a member of HKSTP’s Science and Technology Entrepreneur (STEP) Programme and AI PLUG, beat other finalists to be crowned the overall champion and the winner in ‘Localisation Accuracy’ and ‘Classification Accuracy’.

 hkstp_ai-challenge_photo-2_resize

Photo 2: Dr Crystal Fok, Director, AIR Platform and Precision Engineering, HKSTP (right) presented a certificate to CITIC Telecom CPC Limited, which got the overall first runner-up in the Challenge.

 hkstp_ai-challenge_photo-3_resize

Photo 3: Karta-X Technologies Limited, a member of HKSTP’s Incu-Tech Programme and AI PLUG, was the overall second runner-up and came first in ‘Counting Accuracy’.
hkstp_ai-challenge_photo-4_resize

Photo 4: The AI Challenge with the theme of “Identifying Surgical Instrument” was successfully concluded at Science Park. The performance of different AI models was evaluated according to the pre-defined Performance Metrics.

 hkstp_ai-challenge_photo-5_resize

Photo 5: Mr Dennis Lee, Senior System Manager, Artificial Intelligence Systems, HA (first row, second from left) and Mr Efstratios Tsougenis, Manager, Artificial Intelligence Lab (first row, middle) and Dr Crystal Fok (second row, middle) congratulated the winners in the results announcement session.

(Hong Kong, 22 February 2021) – Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) collaborated with the Hospital Authority (HA) for the first time to organise the AI Challenge to provide innovators a co-creation opportunity to develop AI-related solutions to address industry needs. With the theme of“Identifying Surgical Instrument”, contestants devised machine learning models to identify, locate and count surgical instruments going into and out of hospitals’ operating theatres in the competition.

The performance of different AI models was evaluated according to the pre-defined Performance Metrics.This contest attracted more than 50 entries from local and overseas tech companies, of which 11 finalists were selected to submit their AI models. On top of receiving multi-cloud credits, the top teams were connected with HA to explore collaboration opportunities in the development of smart hospital solutions to enhance the quality of medical services in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation - Park Life - News and Events - HKSTP partners with the Hospital Authority to drive co-creation of smart healthcare innovation throu
Company Directory