Receive a Predicted Delivery Date (PDD) to use alongside your clinical assessment.

See Delivery Date AI™ in action

Delivery Date AI · Test Drive (sample)

Sample of the Delivery Date AI test drive: pick a retrospective case, reveal the actual delivery date, and compare against the AI's prediction. Full version links out to all ten cases.

Try a few cases

A sample of pregnancies dated without a reliable first-trimester ultrasound — where standard dating struggles. Tap a card to run Delivery Date AI, then flip it to reveal the actual outcome.

Your running scorecard

See the full test drive

This is a 3-case sample. Run all 10 retrospective cases with known outcomes and build your own scorecard.

Clinical Workflow

Scan
Upload a standard DICOM ultrasound image from your existing system.
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Analyze
Delivery Date AI analyzes the entire image, including fetal and maternal characteristics.
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Review
Receive a Predicted Delivery Date (PDD) to use alongside your clinical assessment.
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Clinician FAQs
Clinical questions, answered.

Easy installation

Easily install on most standard ultrasound machines.

Automated analysis

Results are returned to your workflow after upload.

Secure & scalable

HIPAA-compliant cloud infrastructure.

Designed to support

The Predicted Delivery Date should be used as an aid in clinical judgment, alongside standard of care methods.
University of Kentucky PAIR study
Peer-reviewed clinical study, co-authored by Ultrasound AI and University of Kentucky investigators.
5,714
Patients 
studied
19,940
Ultrasound
exams
Clinically validated. Peer-reviewed.
Published in the Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine.
Regulatory Status
Status varies by region.
Status by region:
USA (FDA De Novo Granted)
Brazil (ANVISA)
Chile (local allowances)
2023 Geneva Innovation Award Winner
Recognized for innovation and clinical impact.
FDA Pivotal Validation Study
Independent clinical study submitted in support of the FDA De Novo request (DEN250007).
247
Patients Studied
Suboptimally dated singleton pregnancies, 14 to 36 weeks gestation
15.22 Days
Mean Absolute Error
58% reduction in prediction error compared to standard of care
p < 0.001
Compared to 36.41 days using the Hadlock method, in suboptimally dated singleton pregnancies.
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