November 13, 2020
Ultrasound for all
Our AI software empowers healthcare providers with new capabilities to acquire and interpret ultrasound exams at the point of care.
The world’s first and only FDA cleared AI-guided ultrasound system
Performing an ultrasound exam is a complex skill limited to a subset of clinicians with specialized training. Caption AI is equipped with a suite of breakthrough features designed to address ultrasound’s limitations and unlock its benefits.
Expert guidance
Maneuvering an ultrasound probe involves unnatural hand-eye coordination that takes years to master. Caption AI emulates the expertise of a sonographer by providing real-time guidance on how to position and manipulate the transducer on a patient’s body.
Automated quality assessment
Traditional ultrasound relies on an expert eye to recognize anatomical structures and judge image quality. Caption AI shows clinicians in real time how close they are to acquiring a good image, and automatically records the image when it reaches the diagnostic-quality threshold.
Intelligent interpretation
Interpreting ultrasound images is a skill honed by physicians over many years of practice. Caption AI automatically calculates ejection fraction—the most widely used measurement to assess cardiac function—from any combination of up to three cardiac views commonly acquired at the point of care: parasternal long-axis, apical 4-chamber, and apical 2-chamber.
Enabling clinical skill through deep learning
Bring the benefits of point-of-care ultrasound to more patients
Transform care
Caption AI enables quick, accurate, and timely assessment of cardiac function to inform patient management and support clinical decision-making.
Standardize quality
Real-time feedback on diagnostic image quality and automated assessments of overall exam quality help improve and standardize quality of care.
Drive impact
Expand access to ultrasound, which is shown to drive valuable cost savings, clinical efficiencies, and incremental revenue for hospitals.
AI-enabled capabilities drawn from the expertise of sonographers and doctors
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