Olympus is the world's largest maker of flexible endoscopes, the gastroscopes, colonoscopes, bronchoscopes and endoscopic ultrasound systems through which most gut and lung cancers are first seen and biopsied.
Olympus, founded in Tokyo in 1919, refocused on medical technology in the 2020s after selling its camera business. It supplies the majority of the world's gastrointestinal endoscopes, the EVIS X1 platform with narrow-band imaging and AI detection, EU-ME3 endoscopic ultrasound processors and echoendoscopes, EBUS bronchoscopes, the EndoCapsule small-bowel capsule and Visera surgical imaging with infrared fluorescence.
Shares Capsule endoscopy (PillCam, EndoCapsule, CapsoCam) and the tag machines-wave2.
Shares Intraoperative fluorescence and Cerenkov imaging systems (SPY, Firefly, LumiSystem, LightPath) and the tag machines-wave2.
Shares Endoscopic ultrasound and EBUS systems and the tag machines-wave2.
Shares Intraoperative fluorescence and Cerenkov imaging systems (SPY, Firefly, LumiSystem, LightPath) and the tag machines-wave2.
Shares Endoscopic ultrasound and EBUS systems and the tag machines-wave2.
Shares Intraoperative fluorescence and Cerenkov imaging systems (SPY, Firefly, LumiSystem, LightPath) and the tag machines-wave2.
Shares Intraoperative fluorescence and Cerenkov imaging systems (SPY, Firefly, LumiSystem, LightPath) and the tag machines-wave2.
Shares AI polyp detection in colonoscopy, Capsule endoscopy (PillCam, EndoCapsule, CapsoCam), Intraoperative fluorescence and Cerenkov imaging systems (SPY, Firefly, LumiSystem, LightPath).
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Olympus's computer-aided detection module for its endoscopy processors, marking possible lesions during the examination.