MediINTECH Showcases AI Robotic Endoscope at KSGE Days 2026, Seeks Broader Contact With Clinicians
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MediINTECH participated in the Korean Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy's international conference, 'KSGE Days 2026,' on the 4th and 5th and operated an exhibition booth.
At the booth, it unveiled the AI robotic endoscope 'INTION S' and abnormal-lesion detection software 'INTION DEEPEYE,' and let visitors experience the autonomous steering function with an endoscope simulator.
MediINTECH said it plans to link INTION S and INTION DEEPEYE to support clinicians' technique and lesion identification at the same time and to promote the development of an intelligent endoscopy room.
Medical robotics startup MediINTECH participated on the 4th and 5th in the Korean Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy's international conference, "KSGE Days 2026." During the event, MediINTECH operated an exhibition booth and unveiled its AI robotic endoscope, "INTION S," and abnormal-lesion detection software, "INTION DEEPEYE," to domestic gastrointestinal endoscopy clinicians.
The booth introduced the two products' main functions and potential uses. An endoscope simulator was also set up at the venue so clinicians could experience the AI autonomous steering function applied to INTION S firsthand.
According to MediINTECH, INTION S is an AI robotic endoscope system that electrifies the existing manual endoscope control method. Compared with conventional equipment, the product focuses on reducing weight and easing strain on the fingers and wrists during operation.
MediINTECH said the purpose of its participation this time was to broaden contact with clinicians.
INTION S incorporates an AI-based autonomous steering function. The function was designed to assist clinicians during endoscopy procedures and to support easy and precise technique. It is also intended to reduce the physical burden on clinicians associated with repetitive endoscopy examinations and improve procedural convenience.
INTION DEEPEYE is an AI software program that can also be applied to existing endoscopy equipment. INTION DEEPEYE is divided into CADe and CADx. The CADe function assists in finding abnormal areas that may be missed during endoscopic care, while the CADx function detects identified lesions and classifies whether they are cancerous.
MediINTECH plans to link INTION S and INTION DEEPEYE. The goal is to support both clinicians' technique and lesion identification during endoscopic care. Based on this, MediINTECH said it plans to promote the development of an intelligent endoscopy room.
MediINTECH CEO Lee Chi-won directly introduced INTION S's electrified operation method and AI autonomous steering function to clinicians who actually use endoscopes at KSGE Days. KSGE Days was presented as an opportunity to inform clinicians about this setup and hear feedback from the field. Lee also gathered feedback at the event.
MediINTECH CEO Lee Chi-won plans to continue expanding contact with clinicians. In addition, the company aims to improve product usability and pursue practical use in domestic medical settings. It also plans to focus on commercialization and expanded supply.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406582
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