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Mindray's Groundbreaking Project 2030

On September 15, 2025, Mindray unveiled its innovative initiative, Project 2030, during the ISUOG 2025 World Congress held in Cancun, Mexico. This initiative aims to enhance global access to ultrasound technology, effectively transforming the landscape of women’s health care around the world.

The presentation, which garnered a lot of attention from an international audience of healthcare professionals, highlighted the positive impact Mindray's ultrasound solutions can have in obstetrics and gynecology. The initiative is not just a mere product launch; it represents a strategic commitment to improving the healthcare landscape by making advanced medical technology more accessible to all.

At the congress, renowned experts, including Professor Savino Gil Pugliese from the University Hospital of Córdoba and ISUOG ambassador Professor Roberto Albinagorta, demonstrated the capabilities of Mindray's Nuewa R9 Platinum ultrasound system. Their live scan session showcased the system's ability to provide high-quality imaging of fetal hearts during the first trimester alongside complex gynecological masses. The audience's enthusiastic applause reaffirmed the technology's impressive clarity and sophisticated features such as 4D imaging and intelligent quantification, which have set new standards in ultrasound diagnostics. Professor Albinagorta remarked, "This is an absolutely new chapter in the history of ultrasound medicine."

The ISUOG has long been a global academic exchange platform focusing on advancements in ultrasound medicine. This aligns seamlessly with Mindray's mission to promote healthcare accessibility worldwide. As outlined by Professor Liona Poon, the elected president of ISUOG, successful collaborations between academia and the industry hinge on shared visions, transparency, and a commitment to clinical outcomes. Academic institutions offer scientific rigor and clinical insights, while industrial partners like Mindray provide the tools and scalability essential for implementing innovations in practice.

Transitioning from Vendor to Vanguard

Project 2030 was officially initiated on May 15, 2025, and has been highly anticipated within the global ultrasound community. This launch follows the success of Project 2025, which set ambitious goals to advance ultrasound medicine in partnership with exceptional specialists and pioneering scientists. Mindray’s previous initiative established 68 ultrasound schools across the world, supported over 10,000 doctors, organized more than 2,000 academic exchange events, and published upwards of 100 scholarly articles. Such achievements underscore Mindray's commitment to advancing medical education and patient care.

As Gene Liang, General Manager of Medical Imaging at Mindray, articulated, "Our objective is to continuously contribute to the development of fundamental ultrasound education and academic exchange platforms that enhance global communication. We are industry leaders, and we strive to provide added value to women’s health by enhancing technology access. Guided by a sense of social responsibility and shared care, we will achieve great things together."

Project 2030 is now underway, signaling a pivotal moment for the future of ultrasound and women's health as we continue to address disparities in access to healthcare technologies. Mindray’s efforts are poised to lead the charge in ensuring that women across the globe receive the best possible care. As the countdown has begun, the implications of these advancements promise profound changes for women’s healthcare, aiming towards a healthier future driven by innovation and accessibility.

For more information about Mindray and their initiatives, visit Mindray's official website.