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5C Network partners with a German medical innovation firm to bring its Bionic AI radiology suite to Europe, focusing on clinical trials, pilot deployment and workflow transformation. The collaboration aims to scale faster diagnostics and precision imaging across European healthcare systems.
Creating resilient AI infrastructure in healthcare can transform routine clinical data into continuous learning tools for better decision-making. This approach accelerates model refinement, enhances trust, and delivers smarter care driven by real-world feedback loops.
Radiology is a gladiator sport where accuracy protects patients from harm. 5C Network's AI autonomously handles 15-17% of routine scans, providing radiologists with tireless backup and decision support.
5C Network announced the launch of its Bionic Report eXplainer, transforming static diagnostic reports into intelligent, interactive dialogues. Each AI-powered Bionic report embeds a QR code enabling doctors and patients to instantly access plain-language explanations of complex findings.
5C Network is transforming radiology in India through its AI-powered teleradiology platform, serving over 2,500 hospitals and diagnostic centers with advanced imaging solutions and automated diagnostic capabilities.
AI is redefining radiology by going beyond basic screening to active diagnostic support. It enhances accuracy, reduces reporting delays, and empowers clinicians with faster, data-driven insights for better patient outcomes.
India faces a growing shortfall of radiologists—only about 10,000–15,000 serving a vast population. AI offers a powerful assist, slashing reporting times and scaling diagnostic support in underserved regions.
5C Network is leading the healthtech wave in India by deploying its AI‑based radiology platform across thousands of hospitals and diagnostic centres. With cutting‑edge tools like its "Bionic" suite, the startup is scaling precision diagnostics and enabling faster care delivery.
Kalyan Sivasailam shares a significant development announcement that promises to reshape the landscape of digital diagnostics and AI-powered healthcare solutions in India.
A new AI system developed at University of Cambridge can identify 13 different cancers with about 98% accuracy. This milestone marks a leap forward in using AI for early and precise disease detection.
AI is transforming diagnostics by automating complex tasks and delivering precision at scale. This innovation promises faster results, enhanced accuracy, and greater access to medical insights for patients and clinicians alike.
As AI becomes more prominent in Indian healthcare, experts advocate for a balanced approach where technology augments rather than replaces medical professionals, ensuring patient safety remains paramount.
Prodigi PASS by 5C Network lets users schedule diagnostic tests online via aggregator platforms like Tata 1mg, ensuring transparency, insurance compatibility, and easy booking at over 50 diagnostic centres in Bengaluru.
The acquisition of Krayen will help 5C Network expand its offerings in digital diagnostics. The newly acquired company will provide more advanced diagnostic solutions using computer vision and NLP technologies.
The Series A funding round was led by Celesta Capital with participation from existing investors Unitus Ventures and Axilor Ventures. 5C Network plans to expand its diagnostic client base and ramp up AI capabilities.
The healthcare tech startup participated in early-stage funding rounds alongside other innovative companies, demonstrating strong investor confidence in tele-radiology and AI-powered diagnostic solutions.
5C Network launches the cloud‑based platform Prodigi, enabling seamless submission of scans from hospitals and diagnostic centres, AI‑powered image compression and routing, and case turnaround of 2‑3 hours — a landmark stride in scalable teleradiology.
5C Network delivers diagnostics-as-a-service by linking hospitals with a digital network of radiologists and AI-powered triage. It accelerates reporting speed, improves access to specialists, and enhances accuracy—even in smaller towns.
Kalyan Sivasailam, Co‑Founder & CEO of 5C Network, was recognised in the '30 Under 30 2019' list by Forbes India in the Healthcare category. The honour highlights his work in transforming radiology and diagnostics through innovation and technology.
