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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Addressing tuberculosis through community-based screening in eastern Uganda.The Teso sub-region has identified 467 tuber...
09/02/2026

Addressing tuberculosis through community-based screening in eastern Uganda.

The Teso sub-region has identified 467 tuberculosis patients in the past three months, according to regional health authorities. In response, Uganda’s Ministry of Health has deployed a mobile TB clinic to Soroti Regional Referral Hospital to expand access to screening services.

The mobile clinic is equipped with a digital chest X-ray system that provides immediate results, enabling same-day TB screening, diagnosis, and treatment initiation. The clinic also supports integrated outreach by offering HIV, diabetes, and hypertension testing in markets and other public gathering places.

Health officials report that approximately 20 out of every 1,000 people screened test positive for TB, reinforcing the importance of early detection to reduce transmission and improve treatment outcomes.

🔗 Read the article by The Independent Magazine - Uganda here: https://www.independent.co.ug/tuberculosis-mobile-clinic-deployed-as-teso-records-467-cases/

05/02/2026

🌍 Touched over 55 million people in 90+ countries.

At Delft, our legacy goes beyond numbers; it reflects our commitment to a healthier, more equitable future. Guided by our manifesto, “Our technology brings quality healthcare to those who need it most,” we’re proud to share the Project Book 2025.

This edition highlights key milestones and projects that are expanding access to diagnostic care, empowering healthcare workers, and strengthening systems worldwide.

🔗 Explore the impact: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0rw2gs0

📍Uganda expands TB outreach with new mobile clinic serving the Teso sub-region.“This mobile clinic will also support Sor...
02/02/2026

📍Uganda expands TB outreach with new mobile clinic serving the Teso sub-region.

“This mobile clinic will also support Soroti Regional Referral Hospital in strengthening its role as a referral facility, given its large catchment area,” said Moses Eyaru from the National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Programme.

In a continued effort to address the country’s high TB burden, Uganda’s Ministry of Health has delivered a UGX 1.2 billion mobile tuberculosis (TB) clinic to Soroti Regional Referral Hospital. The new unit is equipped with computer-aided diagnostic software and will serve communities in Soroti, Kapelebyong, Amuria, Serere, and Kaberamaido.

In the final quarter of 2025 alone, 476 TB cases were reported across the region, with young adults aged 20 to 25 identified as the most affected. The clinic is expected to increase early detection and support timely treatment, particularly in areas where access to diagnostic services remains limited.

Health officials note that fear of visiting health facilities continues to delay care, despite the availability of diagnostics. The mobile unit aims to help overcome these barriers by bringing screening services directly to underserved communities.

This deployment marks another step in Uganda’s alignment with the WHO End TB Strategy, which targets a significant reduction in TB incidence and deaths by 2030.

We remain grateful to the healthcare workers, partners, and communities who make this possible. Together, we are moving closer to a TB-free future.

👉 Read the article, reported by The New Vision https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0rph7B0

After Cyclone Chido struck northern Mozambique in December 2024, TB screening services in Mossuril were disrupted. The D...
29/01/2026

After Cyclone Chido struck northern Mozambique in December 2024, TB screening services in Mossuril were disrupted. The Delft Light ultra-portable X-ray system and CAD4TB software - essential solutions for reaching remote areas - were rendered nonfunctional.

In 2025, in close coordination with the Ministry of Health, DNAM, and PNCT, Delft Imaging donated and supplied a replacement Delft Light, ensuring that critical TB screening services could resume without delay.

By early 2026, the new system was installed and the hospital team received comprehensive training. With services now restored, the team shared their appreciation for the equipment, which is already supporting renewed TB screening efforts in the region.

In moments of disruption, shared responsibility and local leadership ensure that care continues, because access to health should never be optional.

📖 Read the full story: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0rjDhv0

📍 We’re heading to APRC 2026 in Bangkok📅 4–7 February 2026 | 📍 Samyan Mitrtown Hall | 🇹🇭 Booth A50Join us at the 10th As...
28/01/2026

📍 We’re heading to APRC 2026 in Bangkok
📅 4–7 February 2026 | 📍 Samyan Mitrtown Hall | 🇹🇭 Booth A50

Join us at the 10th Asia Pacific Region Conference of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease to explore how our latest solutions are supporting TB programs with earlier case detection, diagnostic efficiency, and field-ready integration.

This year’s theme, “Transforming Lung Health and Creating a Future Free of Tuberculosis through Research, Innovation, and Networking,” highlights the importance of collaboration and practical innovation in accelerating progress on TB and lung disease. At Delft Imaging, we support TB programs and partners with AI-powered diagnostic imaging solutions, including digital X-ray and CAD, to help advance earlier detection, reduce diagnostic delays, and strengthen screening approaches in high-burden and underserved settings.

🔎 Visit us on-site to learn more about our end-to-end TB screening solutions.
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Did you miss our BabyChecker 2025 Webinar on “Frontline Perspectives on BabyChecker: Field Experience and Insights”?Spea...
26/01/2026

Did you miss our BabyChecker 2025 Webinar on “Frontline Perspectives on BabyChecker: Field Experience and Insights”?

Speakers from Ethiopia, Sierra Leone, Guatemala, and Honduras shared how AI is helping transform maternal and antenatal care in low-resource settings.

📺 Watch the full session here:
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0rf3FY0
(Recordings are also available in French and Spanish)

CAD4TB began with a simple mission to support TB programs in low-resource settings and now has analyzed more than 30 mil...
23/01/2026

CAD4TB began with a simple mission to support TB programs in low-resource settings and now has analyzed more than 30 million chest X-rays worldwide. In a Sunday Times feature, our CEO, Guido Geerts, explains how AI-powered diagnostics are transforming TB detection in South Africa and beyond.
👉Read the full article: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0r7J970

We don’t stop at delivery. As a total solutions provider, we deliver diagnostic systems, install them, and keep them run...
22/01/2026

We don’t stop at delivery. As a total solutions provider, we deliver diagnostic systems, install them, and keep them running - and our Helpdesk is central to that promise.

In 2025, we delivered:
⭐Customer satisfaction: 4.9/5
⚡First response: 59 minutes on average with 99% of tickets solved within 24 hours
🔧Preventive maintenance: on-site service for 163+ systems
🌏Local sourcing: 10% of replacements sourced locally

Every figure points to responsive, high-quality support that keeps systems performing in the field. Wherever our solutions go, our team follows.

Every hour, a mother in Indonesia dies from pregnancy-related complications.To help address this, we have signed an agre...
22/01/2026

Every hour, a mother in Indonesia dies from pregnancy-related complications.
To help address this, we have signed an agreement with the Indonesian Obstetrics and Gynecology Society (POGI) to support SPRIN, the Save Indonesian Women initiative. SPRIN aims to reduce maternal mortality by improving service quality, increasing access to care, addressing regional disparities, and strengthening public health literacy and trust.

Through this collaboration, we will provide BabyChecker, our AI-enabled decision-support tool for pregnancy risk screening, to help frontline healthcare workers identify high-risk pregnancies earlier and support timely referrals.

Together with POGI, we are working to improve maternal health outcomes across Indonesia.

🔗Read more about POGI and the SPRIN initiative: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0r7yhr0

Last week, our colleague Julio returned to Sierra Leone 🇸🇱Since 2021, we have been conducting field research and data co...
19/01/2026

Last week, our colleague Julio returned to Sierra Leone 🇸🇱
Since 2021, we have been conducting field research and data collection for in the heartland of the country, where antenatal care often faces systemic challenges.

BabyChecker enables frontline healthcare workers to perform a 1-minute ultrasound scan using six sweeps and receive three key obstetric results instantly, without internet connectivity.

During his visit, Julio, our Head of Research and Development for ultrasound, toured several Peripheral Health Units to meet with users, review scan performance, and, most importantly, listen to their experiences and feedback.

📝Key findings this year:
👉More first-trimester scans, encouraging earlier ANC visits
👉A rise in rescans and referrals, improving pregnancy follow-up
👉Consistent local feedback on how BabyChecker supports daily clinical work

This annual engagement is essential. It helps us strengthen implementation and better understand the real-world use and impact of AI in maternal care.

We thank our local experts in Sierra Leone and our partners: Lion Heart Medical Centre, and Radboudumc for their continued collaboration.

🔗Learn more: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0r2D6-0

Our CEO, Guido Geerts, was a part of the Bhekisisa’s 2026 healthcare outlook for South Africa, where he shared insights ...
15/01/2026

Our CEO, Guido Geerts, was a part of the Bhekisisa’s 2026 healthcare outlook for South Africa, where he shared insights on the role of AI in improving TB detection. With CAD4TB having analyzed over 30 million chest X-rays globally, AI is increasingly supporting health systems with timely and accurate diagnostics—particularly in high TB burden settings.

👉Read more via Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism : https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0qZV_z0

Zimbabwe expands its TB response with 31 CompassDR systems integrated with CAD4TB. Deployed across healthcare faciliti...
13/01/2026

Zimbabwe expands its TB response with 31 CompassDR systems integrated with CAD4TB. Deployed across healthcare facilities, this nationwide rollout supports the Ministry of Health and Child Care’s efforts to expand access to diagnostic imaging, particularly in remote and underserved areas.

At Mutawatawa Hospital in Uzumba Maramba Pfungwe District, patients now receive imaging services closer to home:
“The coming in of the new X-ray machine has greatly improved the quality of service that we give to patients. It has also improved efficiency in our diagnosis.”
– Dr. Gladman Tendai Mubonani, District Medical Officer for UMP

Zimbabwe remains a high TB burden country. In 2023, an estimated 35,000 people developed TB, with more than 15,000 remaining undiagnosed. Over 21,000 TB cases were co-infected with HIV.

The integration of CompassDR and CAD4TB helps detect TB earlier and closer to where people live. This strengthens diagnostic capacity and improves outcomes.

👉Learn more: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0qTTC60

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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