From September 14 to 17, 2025, the 35th World Congress of the International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology (ISUOG) was successfully held in Cancún, Mexico. Experts and scholars specializing in obstetric and gynecological ultrasound from around the world gathered to discuss cutting-edge academic content. Mindray also made an appearance at this grand event with its Nuwa Obstetric and Gynecological Innovative Solutions and officially launched Project 2030, attracting widespread attention from on-site experts.
I. Independent Innovation Takes Center Stage at the Global Ultrasound Forum
During the congress, Professor Savino Gil Pugliese from the University Hospital of Córdoba (Argentina) and Professor Roberto Albinagorta, ISUOG Ambassador for Latin America, conducted live obstetric and gynecological ultrasound demonstrations using the Nuwa R9 Platinum Edition. The two professors’ exquisite operational skills, combined with the Nuwa R9’s exceptional image quality and intelligent tools, received unanimous praise from the audience.
The event also invited Professor Giuseppe Rizzo (Italy), Professor Raigam Martinez (Mexico), and Professor Miguel Parra (Colombia) to share their academic research and clinical experience in the field of obstetric and gynecological ultrasound with the audience.
At this ISUOG Congress, Mindray’s independently developed ultrasound technologies garnered significant attention from global peers—nearly 20 academic studies leveraging Mindray’s innovative technologies were presented. Among them, the team led by Professor Wang Yue from the Department of Ultrasound at Peking University Shenzhen Hospital, the team of Dr. Ana Kristina Gloda from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Makati Medical Center (Philippines), and Mindray’s R&D team reported on Endometrial Peristalsis Analysis (EmPA), Shear Wave Elastography (SWE), and RayInsight HD Scope+ Technology, respectively, from a clinical perspective in obstetrics and gynecology.
In recent years, "independent innovation technologies" from China have become a focal point of global attention. Through industry-academia-research cooperation with professional academic institutions, enterprises like Mindray have made the popularization of high-end technology a reality.
In this regard, Professor Zhao-Yi Pan, ISUOG President-Elect, stated: "Cooperation between academic institutions and leading technology companies is crucial. Successful industry-academia-research collaboration relies on shared vision, a trusting cooperative attitude, and an unwavering pursuit of clinical value. Academic institutions excel in scientific rigor and clinical insight, while corporate partners provide the technical tools and scaling capabilities needed to translate innovation into practice."
II. Implementing Project 2030 to Deepen the Development of Ultrasound Medicine
As a global academic exchange platform in the field of obstetric and gynecological ultrasound, ISUOG has long focused on the development of ultrasound medicine worldwide. Aligned with its mission of "Popularizing High-End Technology to Make Quality Healthcare Accessible to More People," Mindray is committed to collaborating with industry experts and scholars to build a global platform for academic exchange and talent training, thereby advancing the development of ultrasound medicine.
On September 15th, Ms. Wendy Holloway (CEO of ISUOG), Professor Zhao-Yi Pan (ISUOG President-Elect), Professor Roberto Albinagorta (ISUOG Latin America Ambassador), and Professor Savino Gil Pugliese (Latin American expert) participated in the event and joined on-site experts to witness the launch of Project 2030.
As early as 2023, Mindray initiated Project 2025, aiming to develop more accessible solutions and collaborate with more experts and scholars to further promote the development of ultrasound medicine through three key pillars: basic education and training, cutting-edge technology exchange, and medical research cooperation.
During the implementation of Project 2025, Mindray established over 68 ultrasound training schools worldwide, benefiting more than 10,000 doctors. It also collaborated with top global medical institutions to organize over 2,000 academic exchange events focusing on cutting-edge ultrasound technologies. Additionally, through diverse cooperation models, Mindray co-published over 100 academic papers with global experts and scholars in fields such as thyroid and liver imaging, driving updates to industry diagnostic standards and expert consensus.
Looking ahead, Mindray will continue to implement Project 2030 and deepen its efforts in basic education and training, cutting-edge technology exchange, and medical research cooperation.
Mr. Liang Xin, General Manager of the Global Marketing Management Department for Medical Imaging Products at Mindray Medical, noted: "Through the previous Project 2025 and the upcoming Project 2030, we aim to continuously participate in the development of the local ultrasound industry. By establishing ultrasound training schools, organizing cross-border visits and studies, and conducting joint online training, we will strengthen basic ultrasound education and transition from a supplier to a strategic partner. We will also actively build academic exchange platforms to promote global ultrasound collaboration and accelerate the homogenization of ultrasound medicine development. Furthermore, through industry-academia-research cooperation, we will use academic achievements as a universal language to break down prejudices, demonstrate Mindray’s value to the global market, and gain the trust of professional customers."
