SigTuple’s AI100 with Shonit is AI assisted digital pathology, wherein a physical sample is digitally imaged through a microscopic lens & the AI models extract each cell and then classify it into over 30 different cell types
SigTuple, a medtech company that develops Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered digital microscopy solutions, announced that its AI100 with Shonit (Peripheral blood smear application) has received U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance. This is the first integrated hardware and AI medical device, and the first product in AI assisted digital microscopy from India to obtain the coveted clearance.
SigTuple’s AI100 with Shonit is AI assisted digital pathology, wherein a physical sample is digitally imaged through a microscopic lens & the AI models extract each cell and then classify it into over 30 different cell types. The pathologists can now review the samples remotely. Further, the AI helps make the pathologist be more efficient, by automating most of the review. Thus, the same pathologist can now handle a much larger number of samples than what she can currently, eliminating the need for an additional manual review.
Apurv Manjrekar, Chief Product Officer, SigTuple said, “SigTuple AI100 with Shonit automates one of the last remaining pieces of manual processes in a clinical laboratory – that of microscopic review of blood samples to detect various diseases. AI100 with ShonitTM is the first integrated hardware and AI medical device, and the first product in AI assisted digital microscopy from India to obtain the US FDA 510(k) clearance. Even globally, US FDA clearances for digital microscopy products are few and far between. SigTuple thus finds its place among a handful of global elites to have achieved this milestone.”
Tathagato Rai Dastidar, Founder & CEO, SigTuple said, “This is a watershed moment for us – to have the quality and efficacy of our product validated and approved by one of the most stringent medical regulatory authorities in the world. This opens multiple new doorways for us to expand internationally, and build a global medical technology company out of India. The process also gave us invaluable experience on how to navigate the regulatory pathways, and this will prove to be an asset as we take our upcoming products through the approval processes”
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