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GE HealthCare adds AI capabilities to Vscan Air ultrasound system

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GE HealthCare announced two new AI-assisted capabilities for its Vscan Air handheld ultrasound system on November 3, 2026. The features, named Lung Guidance and AutoAS, are designed for use by clinicians in point of care ultrasound assessments. The announcement was made while the company was operating in Chicago, Illinois.

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The introduction of these AI features reinforces GE HealthCare's use of artificial intelligence in medical imaging. GE HealthCare integrates and utilizes Nvidia's accelerated computing platforms for autonomous medical imaging and robotics, advancing the capabilities of its medical devices.

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Who's involved

  • GE HealthcareCompany that announced the new AI-assisted capabilities for its handheld ultrasound system
  • NvidiaCompany whose accelerated computing platforms are utilized by GE HealthCare
  • Peter ArduiniPresident and CEO of GE Healthcare

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