Start with the image.
A clear view of the original image provides the context for everything that follows.
Medical imaging · a clearer perspectiveBring clarity
Bring clarity
to the image.
Medical image analysis and automatic marking, with the original image always in view. Explore our research focus and see how a clearly labeled overlay can help explain a region of interest.
Research in development. Not a diagnostic service.
Medical image analysisAutomatic markingVisual review
From an image to a more understandable view.
Medical imagery can be difficult to explain. Our focus is on making regions and markings easier to see, compare and discuss, while keeping the source image at the center of the experience.
Understand the marking.
Compare the original and marked views to see where a region begins and ends.
Keep human judgment central.
A marking is a visual aid. Interpretation and medical decisions require qualified professional review.
Real medical images. Clear visual context.One image.
One image.
Two ways to see it.
Explore a real chest radiograph alongside a marked view. The original image remains visible, so the meaning of an overlay is easier to follow.
About this illustrative chest overlay
These are real, publicly released medical images. The green review-region overlay was added for this presentation. It is not an automated finding, a medical annotation or a result from our service.
Original radiographDemonstration overlayKeep the image in view.
Side-by-side presentation helps viewers relate a highlighted region to its original surroundings.
Make the marking understandable.
A simple overlay explains the visual experience we are developing for medical image analysis and automatic marking.
Radiograph: Mikael Häggström / Wikimedia Commons · Original and CC0 terms. Resized for display; overlay added separately.
View a second real radiograph
Original radiographRadiograph: Stillwaterising / Wikimedia Commons · Original and CC0 terms. Resized for display.
Clear examples. Honest context.
Know what you are looking at.
Our public examples explain a visual experience using real, publicly released radiographs and clearly identified demonstration overlays. They do not represent a diagnosis or establish the accuracy of our service.
You can explore these pages without an account. The public website does not accept patient records or medical image uploads.
A guide to the websiteSee the image.
Understand the view.
Explore our medical imaging focus, visual examples and answers to common questions.
Discover our focusResearch in development. Not a diagnostic service.