Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the topic on everyone's lips, and at ECR we have all your AI needs covered with a huge range of content on machine learning, deep learning, big data and much more.

The Artificial Intelligence Exhibition (AIX), a plethora of scientific sessions devoted to AI, interactive exhibits and hands on trainings can all be found at the ECR to help you learn deep.

Read on below to find out more about what we have on offer for attendees and exhibitors, and stay posted for more information about AI @ ECR 2020.

The AIX at ECR is the best place to explore how machine learning, deep learning and big data are reshaping medical imaging and to find out what the future of radiology holds. Meet the companies and innovators at the forefront of the field, take in industry pitches, keynotes and panel discussions in the AIX Theatre, and start your very own AI adventure with hands-on training oportunities.

2019 AIX Exhibitors included: AGFA HealthCare, Aidence, Aidoc, BioMind, Cercare Medical, contextflow, Combinostics, CorTechs Labs, Densitas, EnvoyAI, iCAD, icometrix, Incepto Medical, Infervision, Kheiron Medical, NVIDIA, Median Technologies, M*Modal, OnePacs, Osimis, Oxipit, Quantib, Quibim, Smart Reporting, and 12 Sigma Technologies.

The 2019 AIX was proudly supported by Canon Medical.

Contact us here if your company is interested in exhibiting in the AIX at ECR 2020.

AI Sessions at ECR

A record number of 59 sessions (349 presentations) focused on AI at ECR 2019. Click the button below to explore and view these sessions on ECR On Demand.

ECR On Demand

The new ESR AI blog brings educational and critical perspectives on AI to readers. It will serve to help radiologists, at various stages of their career and with different levels of expertise about AI, to learn about the technologies being developed in this field.

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The Perfect Vision of AI, 5-6 April 2019, was a premium ESR event, presented by the European School of Radiology (ESOR) and exclusively sponsored by Siemens Healthineers. Visit www.maiesr.org to find out more about this event, a recording of which will be published shortly.