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Midjourney is working on an full-body ultrasonic scanner. For real.

Now, Midjourney, the company known primarily for its powerful AI image generation tech, is trying to turn that dream into reality with a new project: a full body, ultrasonic scanner.

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Faster, cheaper than MRI? Midjourney reveals full-body imaging machine that scans in 60 seconds

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Midjourney unveils AI scanner that claims MRI-like body imaging in 60 seconds

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From AI art to human anatomy: Why Midjourney's leap into medical imaging is turning heads

Midjourney, which has long been known for AI-generated artwork, has announced a healthcare initiative called Midjourney Medical, marking a shift from creating digital images to capturing images of the...

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AI startup Midjourney pivots to health with ultrasound machine

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Midjourney unveils full-body ultrasound scanner at San Francisco spa

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Midjourney Full-Body Ultrasound Scanner Targets MRI Speed, But Prototype Runs 20 Minutes

Midjourney full-body ultrasound scanner launches today as the AI image company unveils Midjourney Medical, a whole-body USCT device built on Butterfly Network chips — but the prototype takes 20 minutes,

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Midjourney's Move Into Medicine Is A Bet On Data, Not Doctors

The scanner is not built on Midjourney's own silicon. According to a securities filing from November 2025, the company signed an exclusive co-development and licensing deal with Butterfly Network, the publicly traded maker of ultrasound-on-a-chip technology.

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New MRI at Story County Medical cuts wait times, keeps care local

Story County Medical Center opened its first MRI, giving patients faster access to diagnostic care and a calmer, more comfortable experience.

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Magnets, mating and metallic objects—cautionary tales from the MRI scanner

A 57-year-old woman from Wisconsin recently sustained a rather unfortunate injury to her buttock. She had attended the hospital for an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scan and had entered the machine with a concealed firearm. The machine's powerful magnet ...