Medical Imaging AI Market Could Break $2 Billion in Next 5 Years in Healthcare Analytics News

Published: August 2, 2018 In The News

02nd August 2018 – Feautured in Healthcare Analytics News – Artificial intelligence (AI) for medical imaging is moving beyond the hype that blurred the rise of the field and toward a $2 billion global market valuation, according to a new report.

The sector is slated to reach that dollar amount by 2023, banking on automated identification, measurement and decision support tools for medical diagnostics, found Signify Research, a United Kingdom-based health-tech intelligence group. The authors went as far to say that AI which mostly comprises machine learning at this time will ‚”transform‚” the industry, boosting productivity, accuracy, precision medicine and clinical outcomes.

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Medical Imaging AI Market Could Break $2 Billion in Next 5 Years in Healthcare Analytics News

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