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The document describes an automated diagnostic app called xRapid that aims to provide fast, inexpensive and mobile diagnostic testing to replace current diagnostic methods in labs that are slow, expensive and static. xRapid uses soft learning algorithms, versatile automated diagnosis and proprietary digital image processing and artificial intelligence to provide highly accurate diagnostic results outside of labs. It hopes to empower communities and create an ecosystem around its tuberculosis focused app, xRapid#TB, by providing value and asking the reader to vote for it and join the fight against tuberculosis.
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