Radiology AI, built by a practicing neuroradiologist
The report is drafted before you open the study.
Voxel Vision reads the images, the technologist's worksheet and the clinical context, then writes a structured, grounded draft into your dictation template. You check it and sign.
- Investigational
- Thyroid ultrasound
- In research
- X-ray and head CT
3 relevant priors matched
impressions summarized
Reason for exam captured
shortness of breath
Clinical history summarized
from the chart, extractive
Every finding grounded
region-level image evidence
Comparison
Findings
Impression
Impression
Right lower lobe airspace opacity; recommend clinical correlation.
Correction captured
your preference is applied to future drafts, no retraining cycle
Code-drawn illustration · no patient data
Watch it read a real study
Two narrated cases recorded in the live workflow. Under two minutes each.
How it reads

01
Reads everything
Images, worksheet, sketch and order.

02
Cites its image
Every finding links to its source.

03
Lands in your template
Field by field, fully editable.

04
Learns from you
One correction, every future read.
Ultrasound first.
Thyroid is investigational and open to research partners. The other study types, X-ray and head CT are in internal research.
How Voxel Vision reads- ThyroidACR TI-RADSDemo
- PelvicO-RADS · FIGODemo
- AbdomenComplete and limited
- RenalKidneys and bladder
- First trimesterDating and viability
- TesticularScrotal ultrasound
- VenousDVT compression and Doppler
- X-rayChest and musculoskeletal radiographs
- Head CTNon-contrast, with prior report context
A research arm, not just a product.
Turning general AI into radiology specialists, and writing it up for peer review.
Explore our researchHypotheses we are testing
- Selective fine-tuning
- Specialist layers on top
- Keeping pace with new models
Mo Fakhri, MD · Founder and CEO, practicing neuroradiologist
Built by a radiologist who reads these studies and writes the code that drafts them.
About the founderDrafts across your whole worklist.
Structured reports, drafted before the study opens, signed by your radiologists.

