SotaMed PACS-AI

SotaTek is a technology company whose SotaMed line covers AI for medical imaging and clinical workflows; its listed offices are in Hanoi and Da Nang, Vietnam, plus a development center in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The site does not state a founding year, and the author bio on its news page cites more than 1,300 employees.

PACS-AI is an image storage and transmission system with AI that connects to RIS and HIS to synchronize results and help clinicians analyze images faster. Rollout follows six steps from planning and hospital survey through pilot, staff training and acceptance. Reported deployments include Duc Tho General Hospital, and in 2025-11 SotaTek and E-Records agreed to distribute PACS-AI nationwide.

• PACS-AI: medical image storage and transmission with AI-assisted analysis.
• RIS/HIS integration: results sync automatically with hospital systems.
• Diagnostic support: AI helps doctors analyze images and improve diagnostic accuracy.
• Six-step rollout: planning, survey, installation and pilot, training, trial, acceptance.
• SotaMed ecosystem: PACS-AI alongside LIS AI for laboratory workflows.
• Imaging support: the site lists DICOM and non-DICOM images.

District and provincial hospitals can replace printed film with PACS-AI. Hospitals running a local HIS can connect imaging results through RIS integration. Remote sites can share studies with higher-level hospitals.

Reduces reliance on printed film and physical image storage. Integration with RIS and HIS keeps results synchronized. A defined six-step rollout covers survey, installation, training and acceptance. Local Vietnamese teams and hospital references lower adoption risk.

Vietnamese hospitals are digitizing imaging by replacing film with PACS and adding AI, with district hospitals a large untapped base. Domestic vendors that integrate with local HIS have an advantage over foreign PACS suppliers.

Offices listed in Hanoi and Da Nang, with a development center in Kuala Lumpur. Partnership with E-Records signed 2025-11-18 to distribute PACS-AI. Reported deployment at Duc Tho General Hospital; the site lists ISO, TUV Nord and other certificate logos without details.