Healthcare Technology Company Hyperfine announced that the FDA has erased its Optive AI software for its Swoop system, an AI-driven portable MRI system for the brain.
The software upgrade marks the tenth generation release of Optive AI.
The Swoop system in an intensive care unit makes timely brain image formation possible with regard to care, while the need is also eliminated to transport critically ill patients to radiology.
According to the company, Optive AI software “every phase of the imaging process increases, from noise reduction and image acquisition to reconstruction and post-processing.”
The goal is to produce brain images with greater clarity and uniformity and sharper anatomical detail.
Rollout of the Optive AI software is planned for the third quarter of this year.
“This software release marks the start of a transforming era for hyperfine,” said Rafael O’Halloran, vice -president of technology in Hyperfine, in a statement.
“The advanced AI algorithms integrated in our new software platform increase the image quality drastically in ultra-lower field strength, making more confident diagnoses possible with regard to care.”
The larger trend
In March Hyperfine worked with NVIDIA to use NVIDIA’s AI and Rapid Computing to strengthen Hyperfine’s Portable Imaging Technology, the Swoop system.
The alliance between Hyperfine and Nvidia focuses on promoting AI-driven image reconstruction and integrating real-time clinical decision support in portable MRI workflows.
By making use of Nvidia’s training and inference cite tools, such as Nvidia Dali and Monai, the Alliance aims to improve the image quality of the Swoop system, reduce scanty times and enable faster diagnoses.
In April, Hyperfine wrote patients at the Neuro PMR (neurological evaluation in the office with portable MRI) study.
The Neuro PMR study is the first multi-center, prospective observational study in which portable Ultra-Lage field MRI is compared with conventional high-field MRI in terms of pathology findings, clinical utility and patient experience.
In 2024 Hyperfine expanded his commercial activities through agreements with distributors to support the commercial expansion of the Swoop system to Turkey, Israel and Saudi -Arabia.
The distribution agreements were intended to strengthen the worldwide expansion strategy of the company, to broaden access to MR -Restic image in regions with large populations, low MRI penetration and considerably unfulfilled care needs.
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