HOPPR Brings Radiology Foundation Models to CARPL.ai
HOPPR and CARPL.ai announced a partnership to provide access to radiology foundation models through the CARPL platform, in a press release. Healthcare providers can use the models to build, fine tune, and deploy custom radiology AI applications.
Radiology teams can customize models with local imaging data or curated reference datasets. Applications can include automated report generation aligned with an institution's terminology, reporting style, and clinical requirements.
The applications integrate with CARPL.ai for validation, deployment, and monitoring within existing PACS infrastructure. The companies plan to support more imaging modalities and use CARPL.ai surveillance tools to monitor model performance after deployment.
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