Medidata’s Next-Gen AI Imaging Solution Delivers Unprecedented Speed and Precision for Clinical Trials
NEW YORK – May 28, 2026 – Medidata, a Dassault Systèmes brand and leading provider of clinical trial solutions, today unveiled its enhanced, AI-powered imaging solution, within the Medidata Data Experience—which connects every stage of the clinical data lifecycle—at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) 2026 Annual Meeting©.By integrating established AI with direct feedback from clinical study teams, this re-engineered capability shatters traditional imaging bottlenecks, delivering a new standard of unmatched accuracy and speed—critical for breakthroughs in oncology and other therapeutic areas.
Quantifiable Breakthroughs: AI-Delivered Precision and Speed
Medidata Imaging is built on proprietary algorithms engineered to deliver immediate, measurable impact to trials by solving major pain points in oncology and other image-dependent studies, including:
- 32% Faster Protected Health Information Redaction: An automated text detection algorithm eliminates the need for manual redaction.
- Greater than 97% Accuracy: AI-powered algorithms deliver anatomy verification with considerably greater accuracy than industry benchmarks.
- Quality Control Results in Minutes: Medidata Imaging will also soon include intelligent "patient similarity" quality control checks that validate patient identity, the presence of IV/oral contrast, and proper field of view, delivering nearly immediate, actionable feedback to rapidly address imaging issues and avoid costly delays.
"At Medidata, we are embedding AI as a foundational element, bringing intelligence to every stage of the clinical journey—and Medidata Imaging is a critical component of that evolution,” said Wayne Walker, senior vice president, Data Experience at Medidata.“In oncology, where tumor progression serves as the primary endpoint in over 90% of trials, imaging provides the pivotal, objective proof required to determine a treatment's efficacy and deliver hope to patients. By infusing AI further into the Data Experience, we are delivering the transformative power of unprecedented accuracy and speed, directly accelerating clinical breakthroughs that lead to better patient outcomes."
More AI-Driven Breakthrough Functions Ahead
The complexity of modern clinical trials, especially for cancer therapies, requires a continuous evolution in clinical research technology.Building on its strong foundation—which supported more than 95% of all oncology drug approvals in 2025 and was preferred two-to-one by clinical trial sites—Medidata is continuing to invest in cutting-edge imaging capabilities to further advance oncology trials.
Targeted for launch next year, this suite of capabilities will feature, among other advancements, enhanced tumor detection and specialist interface, and one-click image transfers that leverage Medidata’s existing network of more than 1,000 U.S. hospitals.Taken together, these advancements will be another significant leap forward in connecting clinical sites with the speed of AI-driven innovation.
