DRIVE.AI
Development and validation platform for data-driven AI innovations in medical technology
The DRIVE project aims to address the challenges of AI development with an innovative software platform that bundles the work steps from the idea to approval in a consolidated development platform. Currently, these work steps are distributed between the clinic, the medical device manufacturer and clinical service providers and are characterized by media disruptions and interface problems. This leads to high costs in development and significant delays in approval. The aim of the DRIVE project is to develop this process together with a leading Bavarian university hospital (Augsburg University Hospital) in medical imaging and image processing and to test the optimization of workflows in practice. The platform is provided via a web application based on the principle of “service-oriented architecture”. The performance of the DRIVE platform will be demonstrated using the case study “Glioblastoma follow-up using MRI”.
PROJECT GOALS
DRIVE SOLUTION
Raw data extraction
- Automatic search of existing data sets according to certain specifications (MRI, histology, ICD / OPS, neurological outcome)
- Selection and signing of cases by the doctor (Quality Gate 1)
- Automated compilation and anonymization
- Secure upload
Generation of training data (annotation)
- Data collection and verification of anonymization by data protection officers
- Technical quality check of the overall data records (Quality Gate 2)
- Annotation of the datasets by medical experts using a customizable integrated annotation tool
- Quality assurance of the annotations (cross-check, inter-rater reliability, etc.)
AI development and validation
- Provision of real-world clinical data for medical AI validation
- Seamless integration of clinical experts
- Provision of data logs and overall evaluation for the product file
- Automatic download of documentation required for regulatory approval
OUTLOOK
HYPOTHESIS
Interview quotes
CONSORTIUM PARTNERS
Universitätsklinikum Augsburg and M3i GmbH industry-in-clinic platform