Carebot AI Radiology Suite

Carebot is a Czech medtech startup that develops AI software for medical imaging. It sells to hospitals and radiology departments and states that its software is clinically validated and certified as a medical device.

The product line covers X-ray (chest, bones, bone age, measurements), mammography and CT (head and lungs), with MRI listed as coming soon. The software marks suspicious areas on images, writes a short structured report in the chosen language, sends it to the hospital information system and integrates with existing PACS and RIS. Reference sites named include Miskolc Regional Hospital in Hungary and Tokuda Hospital in Bulgaria.

• X-ray AI: Modules for chest X-ray, bones, bone age and measurements.
• Mammography and CT: Dedicated modules for mammography and for head and lung CT.
• Structured reports: Generates text reports in the selected language and sends them to the hospital information system.
• PACS and RIS integration: Works with existing systems without changing workflows.
• Prioritisation: Flags serious findings, and a PGMI module checks mammography image quality.

Public and private hospitals in Vietnam can use chest X-ray and bone modules for high-volume screening and triage. Breast screening programmes can use the mammography module with image quality checks. Hospital groups can integrate it with PACS for second-read support.

Radiologists get marked findings and draft reports that fit into existing PACS and RIS workflows without changes. Serious findings are flagged for prioritisation. Selected modules carry a CE mark as a Class IIa device under EU MDR, and the company states ISO/IEC 27001 and GDPR compliance, which helps procurement and data-security reviews.

Radiologist workload and the need for second-read support are pushing hospitals toward imaging AI. Vietnam's hospitals are building smart-hospital models, and public and private groups are signing AI partnerships to support radiologists in high-volume departments.

Czech origin per company press section and VIR report. Announced collaboration with Bach Mai Hospital in Vietnam on 31 March 2026. CE Class IIa (EU MDR) for selected modules, ISO/IEC 27001 and GDPR compliance stated. Reference hospitals in Hungary and Bulgaria.