AI-Driven Microwave Tech Diagnoses Bone Fractures Quickly and Safely

University of Waterloo engineers developed an AI-powered system for diagnosing bone fractures.

The system utilizes microwaves and antennas to provide quick and accurate results.

It emits low levels of radiation, making it safe for various applications.

Potential uses include ambulances and sports fields for immediate diagnosis.

The system can also detect structural faults and airplane fuselage issues.

Researchers are working on a portable device, with a prototype expected in 1-1.5 years.