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RaySearch Laboratories
RaySearch makes the vendor-neutral RayStation treatment planning system, strong in proton and adaptive planning, with machine-learning planning tools.
Overview
RaySearch Laboratories, based in Stockholm and listed as RAY-B.ST, makes the vendor-neutral RayStation treatment planning system, strong in proton and adaptive planning, with machine-learning planning tools. Its portfolio also includes the RayCare oncology information system and RayIntelligence analytics, and RayStation is used by most proton centres. OnCo links it to radiotherapy treatment planning and QA software, proton therapy and AI auto-contouring and adaptive planning. Whether independent planning software keeps its place as machine vendors bundle their own planning and AI tools is the open question. The treatment planning technology page carries the wider picture.
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Software in use
The software of oncology →Commercial and regulated products that this organisation sells. Each card says what is behind it: a regulator's database, the literature, a public body's list, or only the company's own words. Listing is not endorsement, and a clearance is a regulatory fact, not a clinical one.
A treatment planning system for photons, protons and ions, with deep-learning segmentation and planning built in and a large physics literature behind it.
RaySearch's oncology information system, built to sit beside RayStation so planning and the record share one data model.