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Cribsy awarded Phase I NIH SBIR grant

  July 2024 We're thrilled to announce that our early developmental screener for infants, Cribsy, has been awarded a prestigious Phase I SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research) grant from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health & Human Development (NICHD) 🎉 In underserved and rural communities, the need for early developmental screening and early intervention is pressing. Our goal is to develop Cribsy into a scalable AI system that can be widely adopted, ensuring that minority populations are adequately represented and racial/cultural biases in AI systems are addressed. This Phase I funding will allow us to refine Cribsy, making it more efficient, stable, scalable, and cost-effective. We are excited to take this significant step towards improving early developmental screenings and making a positive impact on infant health. Stay tuned for more updates as we advance this groundbreaking project! 🚀 Cribsy is an innovative smartphone-based telehealth screen...

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