IDX for International Health
Your AI Entomologist where there is none
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Equip community health workers and volunteers with medical entomology capabilities
IDX immediately equips users with professional-grade identification capabilities when handling wild-caught specimens from field operations.
Due to the complex nature of vector borne disease, vector control remains the mainstay for prevention of these diseases.
Public health systems gather surveillance data including vector species diversity, distribution, and abundance to inform optimal allocation of control resources. Unfortunately, conventional surveillance practices are labor intensive, slow, and imprecise.
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Specimens are collected from the field
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Vector species are identified and counted by entomologists
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Evidence based decisions are made on data
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Control resources target areas at highest risk for disease
International Health Capabilities
IDX is a mobile system that can be easily deployed in the lab and field to support national vector control programs.
DETECT INVASIVE SPECIES
IDX has been trained on a global database of mosquito species, so IDX can help your team flag potential invasive threats, even if your team has never seen the species before.
Anopheles stephensi, picture from WRBU
PROCESS AND VERIFY COLLECTIONS
IDX has been designed for use with minimally trained users, like community volunteers. In less than one day, IDX can be deployed in an operational surveillance workflow and support species verification with the performance of a professional entomologist.
TELEOPERATIONS
All specimens processed through IDX are stored digitally. Use built-in filtering to download the surveillance data you want in standard formats. Access data generated by IDX from anywhere around the world.
