Artificial Intelligence at RSNA18 Shows Signs of Maturity, But a Long Way to Go

The market for Quantitative Imaging Software1 comprises a wide range of software tools that provide automated measurements of anatomical structures, for various body sites and across multiple modalities. These tools vary in complexity, from tools that provide size measurements, to tools that provide more advanced metrics, such as perfusion analysis and texture analysis.

In his seminal book “Crossing the Chasm”, Geoffrey A. Moore described the challenges of bringing disruptive technologies to market and the all-important transition from selling products to innovators and early adopters, to selling to the mass market

Deep learning will increasingly be used in the interpretation of medical images to address many long-standing industry challenges. This will lead to a $300 million market by 2021, according to a new report by Signify Research, an independent supplier of market intelligence and consultancy to the global healthcare technology industry.