Ayurveda meets AI: India becomes first country to digitise traditional medicine
India has created history by becoming the first country to fully digitize its traditional medical systems, including Ayurveda, Siddha, Greek and Swa-rigpa. innovative initiative spearheaded by the Ministry of Ayush and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology as part of the Ayush Grid Project. This initiative uses Advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) to preserve, organize and create available centuries. The experiment included collaboration with technical partners and institutions such as all India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA), NIC and C-DAC. With AI-based search equipment, researchers and doctors can now have access to more than 1,200 classic texts and 4000 formulations online.promotes evidence-based boosts the reliability and worldwide accessibility of Ayurveda and similar marks a significant advancement in preparing traditional medicine future accessibility on a global scale.
The Key points
- India becomes the first to digitize traditional medicine using AI.
- Ayurveda, Greek, Siddha and Swa-rigpa systems include.
- The Ayush Grid project is leading the Digital Change Initiative.
- More than 1,200 classic lyrics and 4000 yogas were digitized.
- Promotes global access and recognition of Indian health systems.
- Data integration increases evidence -based Ayurvedic practice.
- Project Digital Healthcare modernizes Ayurveda for the future.
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