Pramana and ARUP Laboratories Collaborate on AI-Powered Pathology

Mar 12, 2025
Pramana and ARUP Laboratories have partnered to digitize pathology slides and develop AI algorithms for hematopathology, enhancing diagnostic precision and efficiency.

Pramana, Inc. and ARUP Laboratories have announced a collaboration to digitize pathology slides and develop AI-powered algorithms to improve the assessment of bone marrow biopsies and other diagnostic challenges in hematopathology. This partnership combines ARUP's expertise in hematopathology with Pramana's SpectralHT autonomous whole-slide imaging scanners to enhance diagnostic precision and efficiency announced in a press release.

The AI model development will be led by ARUP, utilizing its expert hematopathologists and annotation tools to train and validate the algorithms using real-world clinical cases. These algorithms will be designed to run efficiently on Pramana's SpectralHT scanners, showcasing the viability of in-line edge computing for real-time AI diagnostics. The collaboration aims to commercialize these advanced diagnostic algorithms, ensuring they meet regulatory standards and drive broader industry adoption.

Pramana's SpectralHT scanners feature in-line Edge AI computing, allowing real-time quality control and automated image processing. This technology reduces the burden on lab personnel while ensuring high-quality data output, improving image quality and detail for challenging diagnostic slides such as those in hematopathology and cytology.

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