SENDD - System for Early Neurological Deviation Detection

"DIGITALNA (R)EVOLUCIJA: WHO IS THE NEXT CROATIAN UNICORN?

At a time when Croatia is positioned at the bottom of the technology application scale in Europe, it is important to be aware that the domestic IT sandbox is teeming with interesting players and even more interesting ideas, allowing us to compete with much larger brothers and sisters in the European family. The Digital (R)evolution has once again confirmed itself as an incubator of this reality.

"To accelerate digitization, it is crucial to raise awareness of the irreversible changes happening and reduce resistance to the use of new technologies. The best way to achieve this is by presenting successful projects implemented in other companies. This is not a technology conference; we are not speaking in engineering language but in the language of employers and everyday examples where technology can help us," announced Ivan Maglić, Program Director of the Digital (R)evolution.

Representing our colors on the central stage this year was neuropediatrician Goran Kuzmac, a colleague from Polyclinic Sabol, who presented SENDD from the perspective of users to more than 700 gathered entrepreneurs. After three years of collaboration, these are the results we have achieved so far:

📢 Tested more than 25 different machine learning algorithms and models
🎙 Collected more than 1500 videos
📠 Had more than 400 users from 15 different countries
❗ Reduced the training time of neural networks from 21 to 4 days
💰 Contributed significantly to time savings for parents and professionals

"Every parent has a smartphone, and the cameras are so good that they can effectively capture movements. This greatly simplifies things for parents because they no longer have to come to the office but can do it just as well at home. The child at home can demonstrate the best spontaneous movements. Otherwise, doctors spend too much time preparing to record two or three minutes of fidgeting in the office," Goran explained vividly.