Mindpeak and DigitCells Partner to Enhance AI Pathology Workflows

Mindpeak and DigitCells Partner to Enhance AI Pathology Workflows

Mindpeak and DigitCells have announced a partnership to integrate AI algorithms into digital pathology platforms, aiming to improve diagnostic accuracy and efficiency.

DigitCells and Mindpeak have announced a strategic partnership to enhance digital pathology workflows by integrating AI algorithms, as stated in a press release. This collaboration aims to improve diagnostic accuracy and efficiency in pathology laboratories across the nation.

The partnership will see Mindpeak's AI algorithms integrated into DigitCells' advanced digital pathology platform, particularly focusing on breast cancer applications initially. The integration is expected to streamline workflows, enhance diagnostic precision, and optimize laboratory processes. A nationwide rollout of this integrated solution is planned for 2025, leveraging the infrastructure of DigitCells' parent company, GoPath Diagnostics.

Additionally, Mindpeak and GoPath Diagnostics will collaborate on developing AI tools for prostate cancer diagnostics. This effort will focus on automated tumor segmentation and scoring, aiming to improve diagnostic outcomes. The partnership also plans to expand the integration to include applications in gastrointestinal and dermatopathology by the end of the year.

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