UHackathon • 2nd Place

UHEALTH

UHealth is a deep learning prototype that predicts pneumonia from chest X-rays. Built under a six-hour hackathon deadline, the project combined model development, interface design, and deployment best practices into an easy-to-understand project.

  • • Convolutional Neural Network with 92% accuracy (pneumonia vs. normal)
  • • Extended ResNetv2 to 4 respiratory diseases with 95% accuracy
  • • Cleaned and augmented 10k+ image dataset for robust training
  • • 2nd place in Tacoma's largest hackathon ever
UHealth hero — chest X-ray classification interface
Upload flow — drag-and-drop with clear states
Result view — confidence ring with low/medium/high bands
Demo context — judges testing UHealth at UHackathon

From hackathon demo to deployable system

The project began as a binary pneumonia detector but scaled to a multi-disease classifier with a 95% accuracy rate. An automated MLOps pipeline enables ongoing retraining and seamless deployment, demonstrating how even a short-term prototype can lay groundwork for a production-ready tool.

  • • Result speed: 3–5 seconds on mid-range laptop hardware
  • • Automated CI/CD ensures model freshness and reproducibility
  • • Judges cited UX clarity as a key strength — 2nd place overall
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