India Unveils MANAS 1: AI Model Trained on 60,000 Hours of Brainwaves for Early Disorder Detection
Indian researchers launch MANAS 1, an AI system trained on 60,000 hours of brainwave data that aims to detect neurological disorders at early stages.
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India has unveiled MANAS 1, a groundbreaking AI model trained on 60,000 hours of brainwave data, designed to detect neurological disorders at their earliest stages. The project represents a significant leap in healthtech AI applications.
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MANAS 1 positions India at the forefront of healthcare AI innovation globally.
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