Interested in AI for health? We're back, showcasing leading projects and continuing the conversation about enabling research and innovation. Improving health with AI requires collaboration across disciplines and organisations, drawing on expertise in healthcare, computer science, engineering, data science, social science, and innovation. This workshop aims to bring together a diverse group of stakeholders for an engaging conversation exploring how to enable collaborative AI in health research.

Prof Denise Taylor (Auckland University of Technology and director of New Zealand Dizziness and Balance Centre) will be giving a keynote, followed by ECR talks from Dr. Usman Ghani (New Zealand College of Chiropractic) and Dr Naaz Shaikh (University of Sydney), as well as a hybrid discussion.

This workshop focuses on practical Design for Manufacture considerations across the medical device development lifecycle. Translating medical research into real-world medical technologies requires more than scientific innovation. It requires an understanding of how a product will ultimately be manufactured, scaled, and delivered to clinicians and patients.