Imaging AI in Michigan

INVIA Medical Imaging Solutions develops 4DM, an advanced nuclear cardiac imaging quantification, review, and reporting software platform with over 30 years of continuous innovation in cardiac imaging analysis. 4DM provides comprehensive workflow support across multiple cardiac imaging modalities including SPECT, PET, blood pool, inflammation, amyloidosis, viability assessment, myocardial flow and flow reserve (MFR), and hybrid CT protocols. The platform delivers approximately 200 automated measurements across eight distinct clinical workflows, enabling cardiologists to assess myocardial perfusion, function, and tissue characterization. 4DM includes integrated cardiac-specific reporting at no additional cost and seamlessly integrates with leading EHR systems (EPIC and Oracle Health) and 10+ third-party reporting partners. The company maintains a dedicated research team that continuously innovates quantification algorithms and clinical workflows, with all improvements supported by peer-reviewed published validation studies. INVIA provides comprehensive customer support through a team of 10 product specialists, all certified nuclear technologists, offering on-site training in North America and hands-on workshops at company headquarters. The software is available through direct acquisition from INVIA or via 40+ established distribution partners. The platform is widely adopted by global cardiac-health institutions for high-quality nuclear cardiac study review and clinical decision support.

TracInnovations A/S is a Danish medical device company established in 2015 specializing in motion tracking and correction solutions for MRI brain imaging. The company develops the Tracoline system, an FDA-cleared, CE-marked markerless 3D stereo vision motion tracking platform designed to eliminate motion artifacts during neurological MRI scans, particularly in pediatric populations where patient sedation is a concern. Tracoline operates as an in-bore camera system using invisible infrared light to capture real-time head movements during scanning, with integrated optical fiber transmission to the MRI scanner for prospective motion correction via gradient coil adjustment (maximum latency 50ms). The system is compatible with 3T MRI scanners from Siemens, Philips, and GE. Tracoline is delivered with TracSuite software, providing graphical user interface controls for real-time motion monitoring, automated workflow integration, and online patient visualization. Key clinical benefits include elimination of rescans, reduced scan time, improved diagnostic image quality, enhanced patient comfort, avoidance of sedation, and simplified workflow with no additional technician interaction required. Motion correction functionality is available for research use only. The company serves academic medical centers, research institutions, and hospital neurology departments across multiple countries, with demonstrated installations at leading facilities including Rigshospitalet, MIT Martinos Center, DTU, and Karolinska Institute.