United Imaging Introduces AI Innovations at RSNA 2025

At the RSNA 2025 conference held in Shanghai, United Imaging Intelligence (UII) unveiled groundbreaking advancements in medical imaging technology, emphasizing the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance personalized healthcare. The event, themed “Imaging the Individual,” challenged medical professionals to bridge the gap between tailored patient care and global health disparities. UII posed a provocative question to attendees: “Agent Radiologist: Are We There Yet?”

AI Agents Transforming Medical Imaging

The centerpiece of UII’s presentation was the debut of uAI Insight, a next-generation Imaging-to-Report AI agent that made its North American introduction at the conference. This advanced system aims to elevate diagnostic workflows by seamlessly incorporating clinical reasoning into the reporting process. Utilizing UII’s multimodal large models, which integrate language, vision, and speech capabilities, uAI Insight can recognize intricate patterns and generate structured medical reports with remarkable accuracy.

Attendees were particularly impressed by the uAI Agent for Chest CT Reporting, which can detect 73 thoracic diseases from a single scan, achieving an impressive average area under the curve (AUC) of 95%. Additionally, the uAI Agent for Brain MRI Reporting identified 47 neurological conditions from one scan, signaling a pivotal shift in medical AI from mere task automation to fostering intelligent partnerships between humans and AI.

The Vision of the Digitelligent Hospital

In conjunction with its AI advancements, UII introduced the concept of the “Digitelligent Hospital.” This innovative framework envisions a healthcare ecosystem where digital technologies and AI work in unison to transform operations, software, and infrastructure. UII’s approach emphasizes continuous learning and adaptation, allowing hospitals to evolve throughout all stages of patient care.

At the conference, visitors witnessed how AI agents facilitate clinical workflows. For instance, the uAI Avatar, an intelligent medical assistant, guided attendees through a comprehensive pre-diagnosis process using natural conversation. Meanwhile, the uAI Agent for Hospital Management monitored imaging quality and equipment performance, converting complex operational data into actionable insights.

These AI agents exemplify how technology can enhance various aspects of healthcare, from diagnostic imaging to surgical care and patient services. The integration of embodied AI, such as the uAI Agent for Ultrasound, further illustrates this progression. This robotic-arm system autonomously scans while providing AI-assisted diagnoses, interpreting real-time visual and tactile cues to ensure precision and a more personalized patient experience.

RSNA 2025 highlighted a crucial transformation in the field of medical AI. As UII continues to expand its ecosystem of intelligent solutions, it is paving the way for a more comprehensive and personalized healthcare era. While products and features showcased at the conference may not be available in all countries and future availability is not guaranteed, UII’s commitment to innovation remains clear.

As the healthcare landscape evolves, the synergy between AI and human expertise will play a vital role in achieving better patient outcomes and addressing the pressing challenges of modern medicine.