- In June 2024, Canon Medical Systems Korea announced the launch of its latest ultrasound device, the Aplio me, following its recent domestic approval. The Aplio me is designed to be an all-in-one ultrasound system that incorporates advanced AI technology, enhancing user convenience and efficiency, particularly in busy clinical environments that require extensive patient scanning
- In January 2024, Canon Medical Systems partnered with Olympus to introduce the Aplio i800 EUS, a hybrid ultrasound system. This advanced device is especially effective for detecting small lesions in the pancreas, as noted by Akihiro Sano, General Manager of Ultrasound Systems at Canon Medical Systems Corporation
- In July 2022, Siemens Healthineers showcased its updated Acuson family at the European Congress of Radiology (ECR) in Vienna. This refreshed ultrasound portfolio was designed to increase clinical adaptability and address challenges in various medical applications. The new lineup includes 12 new transducers across four ultrasound systems and expanded AI-powered tools, aimed at enhancing efficiency and consistency for clinicians. The systems are ideal for routine clinical use and research, offering diverse solutions to improve access to care
- In April 2021, Imageens SAS secured USD 1.4 million in seed funding to further develop its two artificial intelligence (AI) solutions in the field of medical imaging in Europe. The first product, Artfun+, is an AI software application designed to anticipate cardiovascular issues through new prognostic biomarkers. The second product, Label, is an algorithm that automatically classifies and evaluates medical imaging data
- In February 2021, Piur Imaging launched its remote image analysis platform, Piur Remote Expert, targeted at research users. This solution enables remote analysis of tomographic three-dimensional (3D) ultrasound images, including carotid plaque assessments and abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) volume measurements
