Pro Medicus Limited (ASX:PME) Signs Multi-Year Research Collaboration with UCSF
Research Collaboration Details
Pro Medicus Limited (ASX: PME)’s wholly owned U.S. subsidiary, Visage Imaging, Inc., has signed a multi-year research collaboration agreement with UCSF. The collaboration will facilitate artificial intelligence (AI) research and development, leveraging the Visage AI Accelerator platform, with a focus on product commercialisation. This agreement builds on the existing UCSF Visage 7 Viewer agreement.
Executive Comments
Dr Malte Westerhoff, PhD, Visage Imaging Global CTO, said, “Our AI Accelerator program was designed to closely align Visage’s engineering and product development capability with clinical research partners such as UCSF who have a depth of clinical knowledge and extensive research expertise.”
Dr Westerhoff continued, “It provides a unique set of tools for data de-identification, collection, curation, analysis and ‘path-to-production’ in research projects bringing the efficiency and speed of Visage technology to research, resulting in a unified link between the two domains.”
Dr Westerhoff continued, “We see AI playing a significant role in healthcare particularly in our field of imaging IT. We have optimized our Visage 7 platform for AI enabling both our own, as well as third-party algorithms to be seamlessly integrated into the clinician’s desktop. We see this research collaboration agreement with UCSF as another significant piece of our AI strategy, one that has the potential to develop innovative AI solutions that meet well defined clinical goals and ultimately lead to better patient outcomes.”
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