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AIRA

Artificial Intelligence Renal Assessment

AIRA assists radiologists in assessing the kidneys on CT. It measures each kidney automatically, so the radiologist starts from a consistent measurement instead of a manual one.

FDA 510(k) cleared · K261677CE mark · Class I
AIRA · Kidney segmentationAxial · Sagittal · Coronal
AIRA output: both kidneys segmented on an axial CT slice, with sagittal and coronal reformats for the radiologist to review
Kidney parenchyma segmented on CT, shown in three planes for review.

FDA 510(k)-cleared indications

What AIRA is cleared to measure

On non-contrast CT KUB, AIRA measures, for each kidney:

Renal parenchymal volume

Cranio-caudal length

Interpolar parenchymal thickness

Clearance details

510(k) number
K261677
Cleared
15 September 2026
Device class
Class II
Product code
QIH
Regulation
21 CFR 892.2050
Modality
Non-contrast CT KUB
Europe
CE mark, Class I

Other AIRA capabilities

Beyond the cleared indications

Calculi

Renal calculi detection and measurement*

Detects renal calculi and reports their dimensions, volume and HU for characterisation.

* Not FDA-cleared. AIRA is not cleared for the detection or measurement of kidney stones. Calculi detection is not part of the FDA 510(k) clearance (K261677), which covers only the three kidney measurements listed above.

Built by Aramis

Developed in-house, by a team that reads CT every day.

AIRA was designed and built by the Aramis team of ML engineers, software developers and radiologists in India. It assists the radiologist; every finding is reviewed and every report is signed by a qualified doctor.

AIRA is a separate product from the AI-assist tools in Ocular. Those tools, including urinary stones on CT KUB, are not FDA-cleared.