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IntelliProve welcomes Helan, elevating its well-being services with AI-powered health scan technology
In March, IntelliProve announced Helan as one of its clients, enhancing Helan’s health insurance service capabilities through IntelliProve’s artificial intelligence (AI)-powered facial scanning technology.
How AI can be leveraged in mental healthcare platforms
How AI can be leveraged in mental healthcare platforms “ IntelliProve is a catchy method that triggers our users, makes them curious and invites them
Active in mental healthcare? Here’s what you need to know about biomarkers
Active in mental healthcare? Here’s what you need to know about biomarkers In this blog post, we explore how biomarkers can be used to assess
This leading e-health platform is personalizing mental health care for its users: Here’s how!
This leading e-health platform is personalizing mental healthcare for its users Here’s how! By offering health checks, Mindlab is not only enhancing their online user
IntelliProve and Zorg-Saam ZKJ: case study report
The Belgian residential care group ‘vzw Zorg-Saam ZKJ’ participated in a data collection project with their residential care center Sint-Rafaël.
The 3 key challenges of digital mental healthcare
The 3 key challenges in digital mental healthcare In today’s tech-savvy world, mental healthcare is catching up with the digital wave, recognizing the power of
IntelliProve Announces a €1 Million Funding Round
IntelliProve announced receiving €1 million in investment from The White and Yellow Cross (Dutch: Wit-Gele Kruis), VLAIO, imec.istart Fund and other private investors to fund its market expansion and product development.
IntelliProve wins the Belgium eAwards 2022
IntelliProve is the proud winner of the Belgium eAwards 2022, a competition organised by the NTT DATA foundation.
A unique insight into IntelliProve’s technology
The IntelliProve engine makes use of transdermal imaging technology. Yes, basically looking through your skin. The technique is based on photoplethysmography (PPG), which is an optical method to measure cardiac-synchronous blood volume change in body extremities, such as the face, fingers or earlobes.
