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LungcareAI

DevOps, Enterprise and Machine learning/AI

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Our team

Jeremiah O. O.

Daniel Ope

Chief Technology Officer (CTO)

Chief Visionary Officer (CVO)

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Problem Statement

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2.5M new cases, 1.8M deaths in 2022 globally on lung health issue.

4,251 new cases in West Africa, 1,675 in Nigeria on lung health issue.

Rural clinics image only ~12% of patients vs 50% urban on lung health issue.

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Solution

Project Type

  • Beginner-friendly low-code / no-code health web application for lung image classification and AI chat.�
  • Designed for use by doctors and patients with minimal technical skills, lack of access to resources and researcher.

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Solution

Trained on 16,000+ lung images — including ~15,000 histopathology slides and ~1,000 CT scans — using Keras on Google Colab.� Achieved 98.37% accuracy for histopathology and 73.02% accuracy for CT scans.

🧠 The model can detect:

  • Benign
  • Adenocarcinoma
  • Squamous Cell Carcinoma
  • Normal tissue

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Solution

🧩 Alternative Deployment (No-Code)

An additional model was trained on 799+ labeled histopathology images using Azure Custom Vision, achieving 100% training accuracy.

  • No coding required�
  • 🖱️ Drag-and-drop interface for instant image classification�
  • 🌐 Accessible via Azure portal for rapid testing and deployment�

Ideal for clinicians or researchers who prefer a GUI-based workflow over writing code.

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Solution

LungcareAI architectural diagram

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Solution

LungcareAI can be used on multiple devices with sable internet connection.

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Computers

Smart phones

Tablets/Ipads

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How it works

Visit the Breath Safe Web App� → Users access the app via browser (mobile or desktop).�

Click “Get Started”� → Launches main dashboard for image analysis.�

Upload a CT or Histopathology Image� → Image is analyzed using our Keras model (trained on 16,000 images).� → Output: Benign / Adenocarcinoma / Squamous Cell / Normal (for CTs).�

(Optional) Chat with BreathSafe AI Assistant� → Users can ask questions about lung cancer, reports, or next steps.�

(Optional) Request Azure Custom Vision Access� → For no-code clinics: request login to upload & classify images via drag‑and‑drop UI� → Uses secondary model (trained on 799+ images).

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Impact: Target market

Nigeria

1,675 new lung cancer cases annually (GLOBOCAN 2022)�

🏥 Current rural detection covers only ~12% (~201 patients)�

🎯 Breath Safe could enable screening for all 1,675 cases�

🔍 Potential for +1,474 additional early detections each year

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Impact: SDG 3 (Good Health and well being )

  • Supports SDG 3.4: Aims to reduce premature deaths from non-communicable diseases (NCDs) by one-third by 2030 through early lung cancer detection.�
  • Amplifies healthcare capacity: Enables one doctor to support 2,500+ patients using AI-assisted triage and diagnosis tools.�
  • Reduces mortality through early detection: Identifies benign vs. malignant subtypes (Adenocarcinoma, Squamous Cell) before critical progression.�
  • Scalable to other high-burden regions: Designed for low-resource settings like India, South Asia, and Latin America with adaptable models and no-code options.

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Uniqueness

  • Dual Training Paths
    • A powerful deep learning model (DenseNet121) trained locally on 16K lung images.
    • A parallel no-code model trained on 800 curated samples using Azure Custom Vision for accessible cloud-based use.
  • Two Modalities, One Platform
    • Handles both CT scans and histopathology slides with equal ease.
  • Offline-Ready Architecture
    • Local model designed for containerized inference in remote clinics.
  • Embedded AI Agent
    • Helps interpret model outputs and provides clinical context in plain English.

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Social Good

  • Bridging diagnostic gaps in rural clinics (currently <15% imaging coverage).
  • Advancing SDG 3.4: Early detection could help save over 600,000 lives annually.
  • Empowering non-specialists: AI helps community health workers participate in diagnosis and triage.
  • Fostering collaboration: Viewer access and open-source codebase encourage transparency and feedback.

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Financial Next step: Breakdown

Use Case

Amount

Why It Matters

📦 Expand dataset (1,000+ images)

$2,000

Improve model robustness across subtypes & demographics

🧠 Hire part-time medical advisor

$1,500

Validate model results and improve trust in rural clinics

🖥️ Build offline-ready web app

$2,000

Enable low-connectivity clinics to use AI model without Azure

📊 Pilot in 5 rural clinics

$1,500

Real-world testing & feedback loop for reliability

📣 Community outreach + education

$1,000

Drive awareness in rural areas & train nurses to use the app

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Next Steps

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Hardware use

support people with limited access to lung health

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Light Coding

Build native mobile application

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Partnership

Partner with existing health organization

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Scale app up

Pilot in additional regions

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Thank you

LungCareAI

🌐View website at: https://gibbon-clever-bream.ngrok-free.app/lungcareai

▶️Watch presentation video at: https://youtu.be/aiCDGri1ctM