Mindray Launches Project 2030 to Revolutionize Women’s Health Ultrasound

On September 15, 2025, at the ISUOG 2025 World Congress in Cancun, Mexico, Mindray introduced Project 2030, an ambitious initiative aimed at enhancing global access to ultrasound technology for women’s health. This announcement came as a culmination of a conference that spotlighted Mindray’s innovative solutions in obstetrics and gynecology, capturing the attention of leading specialists from around the world.

During the congress, notable figures such as Prof. Savino Gil Pugliese, Head of Fetal Surgery at University Hospital of Córdoba, and Prof. Roberto Albinagorta, ISUOG Ambassador to Latin America, showcased Mindray’s Nuewa R9 Platinum ultrasound system. Their demonstration included detailed scans of first-trimester fetal hearts and complex gynecologic masses, impressing the audience with crystal-clear 4D imaging and smart quantification features. Albinagorta remarked, “This is a new grammar for ultrasound storytelling,” highlighting the innovative capabilities of the technology.

Advancing Ultrasound Medicine

ISUOG has long positioned itself as a platform for global academic exchange in ultrasound medicine, focusing on the advancement of the field worldwide. Mindray’s collaboration with experts aligns with this mission, emphasizing the importance of partnerships between academia and industry. Prof. Liona Poon, the newly elected president of ISUOG, noted, “Successful collaboration between academia and industry depends on shared vision, transparency, and a commitment to clinical impact.”

Mindray’s commitment to advancing ultrasound technology is evident in the launch of Project 2030, which follows their earlier initiative, Project 2025. Launched in 2023, Project 2025 focused on collaboration with experts and scholars, resulting in the establishment of 68 ultrasound schools globally, benefiting over 10,000 doctors. The initiative also included more than 2,000 academic exchange events and the publication of over 100 research papers.

Looking Ahead

As Mindray embarks on Project 2030, the company aims to enhance basic ultrasound education and create academic exchange platforms that promote global communication. Gene Liang, General Manager of Medical Imaging at Mindray, emphasized the company’s mission: “We aim to continuously contribute to the development of basic ultrasound education and build academic exchange platforms to promote global communication. Leading the industry, we deliver value to women’s healthcare by making technology more accessible.”

Project 2030 marks a significant step forward in the evolution of ultrasound technology, with the goal of making advanced medical imaging more widely available, particularly in the field of women’s health. As the initiative progresses, Mindray is committed to addressing healthcare accessibility through innovation and social responsibility.

About Mindray: Mindray is a leading global provider of medical devices and solutions, dedicated to making healthcare more accessible worldwide. For more information, visit their website at www.mindray.com/en.