Midjourney announces a full-body ultrasound scanner that creates body composition maps in 60 seconds using water-based technology at a planned spa.

Midjourney is developing a 60-second full-body ultrasonic scanner and spa-like scanning locations, raising questions about health data and regulation.

Midjourney's scanner uses ultrasound, not MRI technology — and experts say the distinction matters.

The technology has some promising applications, but is not ready for whole body cancer screening and will not replace other imaging tools.

A new AI-powered scanner claims to image the human body in just 60 seconds — offering a detailed look inside organs, tissues, and blood vessels without traditional MRI machines. Powered by ...

Imagine a Marvel-style body scanner that examines your body in such detail that it can produce a 3D computerized model to track your health. ZOZO, a Japan-based tech company, actually built one to ...

A new video shows off Midjourney’s hardware, but offers little evidence to support the company’s ambition to transform ...

Mayo Clinic researchers are using artificial intelligence (AI) with an advanced 3D body-volume scanner—originally developed for the clothing industry—to help doctors predict metabolic syndrome risk ...

Neko Health has developed proprietary body-scanning technology, which it couples with bloodwork, to assess a person's health.

Midjourney, the company best known for conjuring surreal artwork out of text prompts using AI, is making a hard turn into healthcare with a new division it calls Midjourney Medical. The new division ...

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