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International Network for Capsule Imaging in Endoscopy

Wireless capsule endoscopy

CapsNetwork

Our intestine can reveal a lot of information about our general health. With a small camera the patient can swallow and the help of artificial intelligence, the medical practitioners can take better and more informed decisions when diagnosing different diseases like Crohn’s disease, inflammatory bowel disease, or cancer. In CapsNetwork, six research institutions join their effort to increase the understanding of cancer detection using Wireless Capsule endoscopy

A pill camera used for imaging inside an intestine

IMAGES FROM

INSIDE AN INTESTINE

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LATEST NEWS OF CAPSNETWORK

CapsNetwork training event in Gjøvik, Norway

In conjunction with CVCS 2024, CapsNetwork hosted a training event, September 4, 2024.

Call for papers: Workshop on Challenges in Wireless Capsule Endoscopy

CapsNetwork is hosting a workshop at the ICPR 2024 conference, December 1, 2024 i Kolkata, India.

Mobillity 2024

So far in 2024, several project members went for staff or student mobility to and from NTNU in CapsNetwork.

six universities. three continents.

Meet our project partners

the Norwegian University of Science and Technology

The Colour and Visual Computing Laboratory at the Department of Computer Science in Gjøvik is the project owner of CapsNetwork.

The Technical University of Darmstadt

Located in Darmstadt, Germany, TUDa is part of CapsNetwork with representatives from the Medical & Environmental Computing (MEC-Lab)

National Institute of Technology, Calicut

Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology

University of Georgia

Located in Athens, Georgia in the US, UoG is is part of CapsNetwork with representatives from the Department of Computer Science.

Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications

CapsNetwork is funded by

The Norwegian Research Council (project number 322600)