Pramana and ARUP Laboratories Collaborate on AI-Powered Pathology

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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