Artrya Secures Commercial Contract with Lumus Imaging for AI-Powered Heart Disease Diagnosis

Artrya Limited (ASX: AYA) has secured a 36-month commercial contract with Lumus Imaging. Under the agreement, Lumus will integrate Artrya’s Salix Coronary Anatomy platform into its St George Private Hospital imaging centre in Sydney, with plans to expand its 150 imaging centres nationwide. This partnership marks a significant step forward in AI-powered cardiovascular diagnostics, enabling faster and more accurate detection of high-risk plaque from CT coronary angiogram scans.

Notably, Lumus operates one of only two Photon Counting CT scanners in the southern hemisphere, the world’s most advanced CT imaging technology. The Software-as-a-Service model will generate recurring revenue for Artrya while enhancing patient care. CEO John Barrington emphasized that this deal positions Artrya at the forefront of AI-driven cardiac diagnostics, improving heart disease detection at the point of care.

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