PROVIDENCE – Advanced Image Enhancement Inc. (AIE) last week demonstrated its unique technology for breast-cancer screening at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America in Chicago.
AIE, which makes products that improve the quality of pictures used in medical imaging, demonstrated the digital mammography technology on SecurView workstations developed by Bedford, Mass.-based Hologic Inc., which has a licensing agreement with AIE.
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Michael J. Duarte, AIE’s founder, chairman, president and CEO, developed the company’s technology from sonar algorithms used in the detection of undersea mines while he was working at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Newport. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the technology in September 2006.
“We are excited to now have our software in the hands of expert physicians for the screening and diagnosis of breast cancer,” Duarte said in a news release.
AIE, founded in 2000, has received investments from the Cherrystone Angel Group and the state-backed Slater Technology Fund, and its clinical study was backed by Aid for Cancer Research, a Brighton, Mass.-based nonprofit.
Additional information is available at aie-inc.net.
