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$GTCH We start with probably what is the most important feature of this research, which is the computer vision system. Machine vision has come of age for the past decades enabling wide variety of advanced applications in various domains. Typically, a machine vision system uses a camera to view an image, and a computer vision algorithm to process and interpret the image’s data. Inside a human’s artery there is no sufficient visibility for such a system due to the blood medium composition, and therefore a different approach is being considered; a radio-based vision system. Radio waves have the capability to pass through materials, and reflecting back waves data. Using this type of technology, we will be evaluating whether it can be used to determine the construction of an inner artery imaging, including clogs and their information. We believe electromagnetic waves can pass through the blood, identify organs like heart’s valves, artery vessel walls, and clogs. Using radio technology, we are researching whether the system will be able construct a complete image of the inner artery, as the miniature probe is moving within the blood vessel. One of the main advantages of such a system is its capability to identify total occlusion and measure its length inside the artery. Furthermore, this type of “Look-Ahead” system can accurately identify and measure such a clog even in curled arteries which is typically a major challenge in the cardiovascular domain. The image is expected to be shown on an external computer monitor for a physician review before taking any action. The research will evaluate artery’s cleaning options upon clogs detection in future research phase. The radio system will enable an efficient navigation within arteries, avoiding damaging artery’s walls, identifying clogs, providing clog’s size, length, and shape. Using an AI program, a comprehensive, 3D views of capsule’s surroundings will be provided on a computer monitor while traveling inside the artery. The radio-based vision system is aimed to cover a wide range of situations where visible-medium imaging fails, enabling clear imaging in real time. We strongly believe that such a system, if fully developed, can have a huge potential for further health related applications, inside and outside a human body, to provide preventative medicine and replace invasive medical procedures and surgeries.

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