The company is giving veterinary schools and veterinary technology programmes free access to AI screening reports for teaching.
Vetology has opened its AI radiology screening subscription to veterinary schools and veterinary technology programmes at no charge. The offer gives students a way to compare their own reading of an X-ray with an automated screening report while an instructor can help them work through any differences.
The company says its software runs 94 classifiers across chest, abdominal and musculoskeletal images of dogs and cats and publishes performance data for each classifier. In a teaching setting, students can compare the report with the original images and the animal’s details, then discuss how positioning and exposure affect what can be seen.
Vetology is also developing Perfect Shot, a tool intended to flag missing views or positioning problems while there is still time to retake an image. The company plans to include it as a free add-on once it becomes available.
The education subscription covers AI screening reports. Specialist teleradiology consultations fall outside the offer. Deans, programme directors and imaging faculty can request access through Vetology.
