Building on Volpara’s breast health expertise, Lunit strengthens its U.S. presence—now delivering AI-powered breast cancer screening across 200 imaging sites
SEOUL, South Korea, May 20, 2025 -- Lunit (KRX:328130.KQ), a leading provider of AI for cancer diagnostics and therapeutics, today announced major milestones in the United States, one year after its acquisition of Volpara Health Technologies.
Since acquiring Volpara, Lunit has significantly expanded its presence across North America. By June 2025, Lunit’s AI solutions for digital breast tomosynthesis (Lunit INSIGHT DBT) and mammography analysis (Lunit INSIGHT MMG) will be deployed at over 200 imaging centers and hospitals across the U.S., with approximately 350 to 400 radiologists utilizing its technology.
Together, Lunit and Volpara now power more than one million annual mammograms across North America — a major step forward in the company’s U.S. growth strategy.
Lunit’s growing customer base includes leading healthcare providers such as Rezolut, SimonMed Imaging, and UC Davis Health, reflecting its strengthening position in the U.S. medical imaging market.
In addition to its expanding U.S. footprint, Lunit and Volpara introduced the concept of a comprehensive Ecosystem for Cancer Detection and Care at RSNA 2024. The Ecosystem is designed to unify AI technologies for lesion detection, workflow optimization, quality control, and patient engagement—empowering clinicians with actionable insights and scalable solutions across the cancer care continuum.
At a glance
- Company
- Lunit
- Ticker
- KRX: 328130.KQ
- Announcement
- Expansion
- Location
- Seoul, South Korea
Key figures
- Annual mammograms across North America
- more than one million
- U.S. imaging centers and hospitals targeted by June 2025
- over 200
- Radiologists expected to use the technology
- approximately 350 to 400
- Prototype risk-assessment prediction period
- 1 to 5 years
People
- Brandon SuhCEO of Lunit
Products and programs
Lunit and Volpara also demonstrated the complementary value of combining Lunit INSIGHT Risk and Volpara Risk Pathways at RSNA 2024—offering a glimpse into how imaging-based and clinical data may be used together to personalize breast cancer risk assessment. The two solutions were shown as a prototype to work in tandem, that would predict the likelihood of breast cancer development within 1 to 5 years, to enable earlier interventions, more personalized care, and redefine standards for breast cancer screening and management.
“The successful integration of Lunit and Volpara has accelerated our mission to transform cancer diagnostics globally, and the momentum we’ve built in the United States marks just the beginning,” said Brandon Suh, CEO of Lunit. “By combining Lunit’s AI innovation with Volpara’s breast health expertise, we’re delivering a new standard of comprehensive support for clinicians—enhancing early detection, improving screening quality, optimizing workflows, and ultimately helping providers deliver better outcomes for patients worldwide. With our expanded footprint and comprehensive ecosystem, we are poised to lead the future of cancer care.”
Lunit plans to further expand its U.S. operations, building on its strong foundation with next-generation AI solutions, dedicated clinical support, and a growing ecosystem designed to shape the future of cancer detection and care.
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In brief
Lunit says that, one year after acquiring Volpara Health Technologies, its breast-imaging AI is supporting more than one million annual mammograms across North America. The company says that by June 2025 its solutions are expected to be in use at more than 200 U.S. imaging centers and hospitals, with approximately 350 to 400 radiologists using the technology. Lunit named Rezolut, SimonMed Imaging and UC Davis Health among its customers. It also described a cancer detection and care ecosystem presented with Volpara at RSNA 2024, intended to bring together tools for detection, workflow, quality control and patient engagement. The companies also showed a prototype pairing Lunit INSIGHT Risk with Volpara Risk Pathways for breast cancer risk assessment. CEO Brandon Suh said the integration and U.S. growth support Lunit’s broader cancer diagnostics mission.
Key takeaways
- Lunit reports more than one million annual mammograms powered by its and Volpara’s solutions across North America.
- By June 2025, the company expects deployments at more than 200 U.S. imaging sites.
- Approximately 350 to 400 radiologists are expected to use the technology.
- Lunit and Volpara presented a cancer care ecosystem and a prototype risk-assessment pairing at RSNA 2024.
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