As part of the project, a head model is to be developed that is based both on CT data (3D volume data) from radiotherapy planning and on 2D optical images. The detection of the model parameters of the underlying head model is AI-based. Extracted keypoints (facial landmarks) of the head are used to generate a trackable pose. With the help of photogrammetric methods, a redundant algorithm can be developed that makes the AI methods used verifiable. In addition, conclusions can be drawn about the geometric registration between external and internal localised tumour positions. The aim is to generate reproducible patient positioning without additional stress in order to increase the precision of the therapy. This approach is intended to ensure the anatomical correctness and individual description of the patient so that treatment can be carried out in a (semi-)upright position with less strain on the patient and with fewer aids.

A lot has been happening at deveritec. It was time to redesign our website to clearly present our diverse portfolio of services and technologies. We have now grown to over 50 employees. Since our foundation in 2007, our focus has also expanded from hardware and software development to become much more technologically diverse and complex. Today, our focus is on cross-industry and tailor-made technology solutions, which we have clearly summarised for our customers in our fields of competence – the Internet of Things, Industry 4.0 and Deep Tech.
We would like to thank everyone who has contributed to the redesign of our website – including Julia Steinigeweg, who has done a wonderful job of showcasing the people behind the company.