LabTECH | Battlefield Africa 2018
Recorded on December 11, 2018. LabTECH Engineering Solutions Uganda Limited is a company dedicated to empowering doctors and medical personnel with artificial intelligence-based tools that enable them carry out faster diagnosis, effectively seeing more patients. LabTech’s flagship product is UriSAF, which is a combined urine testing hardware and software that is designed to speed up […]
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