Delft Imaging

Delft Imaging Our story: Impact. Always. Delft Imaging (Delft) envisions a world in which everyone can benefit from the modern world' advances in the field of healthcare.

As a social enterprise, we are passionately committed to strengthening health systems worldwide through our extensive range of X-ray systems and AI-driven solutions. Delft is specifically dedicated to improving people's quality of life around the world by means of its diagnostic imaging devices, e-health software and related services. By means of Delft affordable and innovative diagnostic imaging techniques, healthcare systems are strengthened globally. Delft believes that treatment can only serve its purpose when it follows adequate diagnosis. Means to identify health problems at an early stage are unfortunately not a surety in developing or conflict-affected areas. Though diagnostics should be equally accessible for everyone, developing countries are frequently under-resourced.They do not have the necessary access to diagnostics nor the availability of trained personnel. Delft takes these poignant situations, and the specific approach these cases require, as a starting point for product development. Together with private and public partners, Delft develops unique health innovations that respond to the specific needs and desires of those that Delft believes should always be central to product design: vulnerable communities around the world.Through Public-Private Partnerships Delft projects take due notice of local sentiments and culture ensuring their durability. Delft Imaging has integrated solutions for medical imaging are used in many countries worldwide and have proven to be reliable in a.o. Ghana, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, The Gambia, Kenya Zambia, Zimbabwe, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Brazil, UAE and other European countries. Delft Imaging Systems is a close working partner of Canon, Oldelft and Rogan Delft. Delft Imaging Facebook
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For us, sustainability goes beyond healthcare innovation. It also means considering how we operate, who we partner with,...
23/03/2026

For us, sustainability goes beyond healthcare innovation. It also means considering how we operate, who we partner with, and how we contribute to lasting environmental and social impact. From March 2024 to March 2025, we partnered with Eden: People+Planet to help compensate for the environmental impact of our travel. In 2023, this included 110 flights, 453,362 km traveled, and 33,963 kg of CO2 emissions.
We thank Eden: People+Planet for the collaboration and for their commitment to restoring landscapes and supporting communities.

20/03/2026

B Lab B Corp have been building a movement for 20 years, yet we always look forward. The new standards for B Corp Certification mean we have to meet specific mandatory requirements across social, environmental, and governance topics — and we have to demonstrate continuous improvement going forward.

Some of these commitments are part of our everyday work. Some will require changes in how we set targets, track progress, and report outcomes. These are standards worth standing for.

To prepare, we’re tightening how we measure and document impact across our operations — from clearer ESG ownership and decision-making, to more structured data collection, to stronger policies and supplier expectations. The goal is simple: keep doing the work, and be able to show it, year after year.

Our team will join Align MNH in Nairobi, where the maternal and newborn health community will come together to share e...
20/03/2026

Our team will join Align MNH in Nairobi, where the maternal and newborn health community will come together to share evidence, practical tools, and partnerships that can move care forward.

📆23-26 March, 2026
📍The Edge Convention Centre, Nairobi, Kenya,

Our team will attend multiple sessions, panel discussion, and the innovation marketplace. We will also share our work with BabyChecker, and how it helps in bringing pregnancy screening closer to primary care.
BabyChecker is an AI that analyzes obstetric ulstrasound scans to identify risks in pregnancy. With BabyChecker, scans can easily be acquired with a handheld ultrasound and by any frontline health worker within 2 minutes.

If you are also attending, visit the Delft Imaing Booth throughout the conference to connect with our team, explore BabyChecker, and learn more about our work.We look forward to connecting with partners, implementers, and health leaders working to improve outcomes for mothers and newborns.

Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating Eid al-Fitr.We wish our colleagues, partners, and the communities we work with a pea...
19/03/2026

Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating Eid al-Fitr.
We wish our colleagues, partners, and the communities we work with a peaceful holiday filled with reflection, connection, and joy.

Defeating TB requires collective action. Progress depends on turning commitment into action.We are working to reduce bar...
19/03/2026

Defeating TB requires collective action. Progress depends on turning commitment into action.
We are working to reduce barriers to early TB detection. Innovative diagnostics, shorter and more effective treatment regimens, and AI-enabled digital X-rays are are helping expand access to screening and strengthen TB services.
With AI-powered CAD4TB and ultra-portable, solar-powered digital X-ray solutions such as Delft Light, we help bring TB screening closer to the communities that need it most.

Read more on The Global Fund: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0sPjFH0

Strengthening access to care takes practical action in the field.In Cameroon, we recently launched two projects together...
19/03/2026

Strengthening access to care takes practical action in the field.

In Cameroon, we recently launched two projects together with the Ministry of Public Health, CENAME, and our local partner MENDCorporation to support earlier diagnosis and improve access to essential health services.

Last week, our colleagues Andrea and Carolina were in Cameroon to support training activities for these projects.

First, we delivered 3 Delft Light systems equipped with CAD4TB to PNLT/MINSANTE/CAMEROUN. These systems support earlier tuberculosis detection, strengthen field capacity, and help healthcare workers identify cases faster.

Second, we launched 2 Delft Gynecology Clinics equipped with ultrasound for the Maternal and Child Health Department. These mobile clinics are designed to improve access to antenatal ultrasound services for pregnant women, especially in underserved areas.

Projects like these show what strong partnerships, practical solutions, and local implementation can achieve. We thank the Ministry of Public Health, CENAME, MENDCorporation, and all colleagues and partners involved for their collaboration and trust.

Expanding access to care starts with working together to turn plans into action.

18/03/2026

The WHO recommends an ultrasound scan before 24 weeks for routine antenatal care.

BabyChecker’s AI is built around a protocol: the mobile application guides the user through the scanning process, which consists of standard sweeps across the abdomen.
Once the sweeps are completed, the AI analyzes the scan and prvoide outputs for:
✔️gestational age
✔️fetal presentation
✔️placenta localization

BabyChecker can help identify potential risks to improve maternal and antenatal care and provide timely referrals from primary healthcare facilities.

Learn more about BabyChecker: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0sHjwk0

TB screening in correctional centers is a public health priority. Overcrowding, limited access to healthcare, and struct...
17/03/2026

TB screening in correctional centers is a public health priority. Overcrowding, limited access to healthcare, and structural constraints can make prisons high-risk environments for TB transmission.

A recent study from Nigeria compared two screening approaches across 17 adult correctional centers in 11 states (Jan–Aug 2022): digital chest X-ray with computer-aided detection (CAD4TB) versus the WHO-recommended four-symptom screen (W4SS). In 26,615 people screened, 468 TB cases were confirmed, and 97.4% of confirmed patients were initiated on treatment. Screening with digital X-ray + CAD4TB showed a higher TB yield (17%) than W4SS (5%), a statistically significant difference.

The findings reinforce the elevated TB burden in correctional settings, and point to digital chest X-ray with CAD as an efficient approach for high-burden environments, with a lower Number Needed to Test (NNT) and higher case yield. The authors recommend routine biannual TB screening in Nigerian penitentiary facilities using chest X-ray with CAD4TB.

👉Read the full research paper conducted by KNCV Nigeria: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0sJvpq0

Recently, our Managing Director, Mohammed Harbiye, recently joined a strategic meeting in Abuja with Nigeria’s Minister ...
13/03/2026

Recently, our Managing Director, Mohammed Harbiye, recently joined a strategic meeting in Abuja with Nigeria’s Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, alongside MCPage CEO Chinedu Maduka and Dutch Ambassador Designate to Nigeria, Bengt van Loosdrecht.

The discussion focused on strengthening collaboration between Nigeria and the Netherlands to advance healthcare innovation, with particular attention to improving the early detection and diagnosis of TB.

Tuberculosis remains a major public health challenge. Expanding access to modern diagnostic technologies and AI-supported screening solutions such as CAD4TB can help identify TB earlier and ensure more people receive timely treatment.

The meeting also highlighted the importance of public–private partnerships in scaling innovative diagnostic solutions, strengthening healthcare infrastructure, and expanding access to quality diagnostic services across Nigeria. At Delft Imaging, we believe collaboration between governments, healthcare partners, and technology innovators is key to closing the TB detection gap.

Our B Corp™ Certification is a powerful signal because it shows that we are committed to measurable social and environme...
13/03/2026

Our B Corp™ Certification is a powerful signal because it shows that we are committed to measurable social and environmental progress — all while living our values.

We exist to close healthcare gaps. We deliver AI-powered healthcare solutions that strengthen systems and empower communities, especially those who need it most. B Corp certification is one way we hold ourselves accountable to that commitment, with measurable social and environmental performance.

B Lab’s new standards raise the bar again, and we welcome that. For us, being a B Corp is not a finish line. It is a baseline.



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Installation is only one milestone. Building local capability is what makes health systems stronger over time.With our t...
12/03/2026

Installation is only one milestone. Building local capability is what makes health systems stronger over time.
With our two local country partners, we covered the deployment of 29 CompassDRs across 29 facilities across Mozambique. Together, we supported the Ministry of Health with technical site assessments and guidance on facility upgrades needed before installation.
Because these digital systems are complex, and sensitive, we started with partner training in the Netherlands. This was followed by on-site support from our DIG and Product Management teams during the first deployment.
The goal was straightforward: install correctly, transfer know-how, and set teams up to sustain the systems over time.

As Dora, our Project Manager, explains:
“What made this project truly successful was the spirit of partnership. Coordinating across international teams, local engineers, and health authorities reminded me that sustainable healthcare innovation only happens when everyone moves forward together.”

Every day, around 700 women die from preventable causes linked to pregnancy and childbirth. Nearly 90% of these deaths h...
11/03/2026

Every day, around 700 women die from preventable causes linked to pregnancy and childbirth. Nearly 90% of these deaths happen in low- and middle-income countries.
Ultrasound can help identify risks such as fetal malposition, placenta previa, or undiagnosed multiple pregnancies, but access often depends on trained specialists and reliable infrastructure.
BabyChecker is an AI designed to bring this capability to the frontlines. With a handheld ultrasound, a health worker can capture a standardized scan in about 2 minutes, and BabyChecker analyzes the images to flag potential risks almost instantly.
In these images, BabyChecker is being used at Chikudzolire, an outreach station in the catchment area of St. Gabriel Hospital in Namitete, Malawi.

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Delft Imaging (Delft) envisions a world in which everyone can benefit from the modern world' advances in the field of healthcare. Delft is specifically dedicated to improving people's quality of life around the world by means of its diagnostic imaging devices, e-health software and related services. By means of Delft affordable and innovative diagnostic imaging techniques, healthcare systems are strengthened globally. Delft believes that treatment can only serve its purpose when it follows adequate diagnosis. Means to identify health problems at an early stage are unfortunately not a surety in developing or conflict-affected areas. Though diagnostics should be equally accessible for everyone, developing countries are frequently under-resourced.They do not have the necessary access to diagnostics nor the availability of trained personnel. Delft takes these poignant situations, and the specific approach these cases require, as a starting point for product development. Together with private and public partners, Delft develops unique health innovations that respond to the specific needs and desires of those that Delft believes should always be central to product design: vulnerable communities around the world.Through Public-Private Partnerships Delft projects take due notice of local sentiments and culture ensuring their durability. Delft Imaging Systems' integrated solutions for medical imaging are used in many countries worldwide and have proven to be reliable in a.o. Ghana, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, The Gambia, Kenya Zambia, Zimbabwe, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Brazil, UAE and other European countries. Delft Imaging Systems is a close working partner of Canon, Oldelft and Rogan Delft. Delft Imaging Systems Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DelftCare/ Delft Imaging Systems Twitter https://twitter.com/DelftCare Delft Imaging Systems LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company-beta/18069553/ Delft Imaging Systems YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_kPEIc_mNuxFYNq86vdE8Q