Engineering clinical AI tools that turn imaging studies into high‑quality draft reports.

Autoradiology builds software that analyzes diagnostic images, applies machine learning, and delivers structured preliminary report drafts for physician review — starting with targeted musculoskeletal X-ray use cases, then expanding as capability is validated and proven.

Report-first workflow

Transforms imaging analysis into structured draft reports that give radiologists a clear starting point to review with confidence and finalize on their own clinical judgment.

Clinician focused

Draft reports delivered as structured starting points augment radiologist performance — reducing repetitive effort while keeping the physician fully in control of every finding.

Focused initial scope

Starts with simple MSK X-rays, expanding into additional pathologies and study types as capability is proven.

Built for real environments

Designed with healthcare data security, validation discipline, and operational adoption in mind.


Practical, staged deployment from first study to broad coverage.

Assess targeted studies

Begin with defined radiology inputs and constrained imaging categories, initially emphasizing simple musculoskeletal X-ray workflows.

Apply ML + AI analysis

Evaluate relevant image regions, identify scoped criteria, and support draft report generation using best-fit techniques.

Generate physician-ready output

Produce a structured draft report that a radiologist can evaluate against the study, apply their clinical judgment, and finalize with confidence.

Expand by evidence

Increase coverage after demonstrating reliability, repeatability, validation confidence, and clinical utility.

Grounded in healthcare realities.

Autoradiology's technical story combines machine learning, report-generation workflow, secure infrastructure thinking, and an explicit appreciation for compliance and adoption. That balance matters in a clinical domain where performance, traceability, and usability all shape whether software is trusted and utilized.

  • Machine learning foundation with AI integration
  • Healthcare data security orientation and standards awareness
  • Cloud and platform engineering mindset suitable for scale
  • Clinical subject-matter input embedded in product direction
  • Built to support human experts, not bypass them

Technical depth, clinical relevance, and disciplined execution.

Autoradiology is a technical AI company focused on practical radiology workflow improvement — narrowly scoped, clinically useful software that helps convert routine imaging into draft diagnostic reports for physician review.

What we build

Software that evaluates diagnostic imaging, applies machine learning and AI, and generates structured preliminary radiology reports. The current direction emphasizes simple, high-volume studies where focused automation improves efficiency without overextending scope.

How we think

An engineering-led path: start with constrained use cases, validate rigorously, improve reliability and repeatability, then expand capability. That approach reflects both software discipline and clinical practicality.

Why it matters

Radiology demand continues to rise while specialist time remains constrained. Autoradiology reduces the effort spent on routine studies, improves turnaround, and lets radiologists concentrate where expert judgment matters most.


Founders built for a technical AI healthcare company.

Executive systems leadership, modern software and platform engineering, and practicing radiology expertise — together shaping both capability and product direction.

John Taylor
Chief Executive Officer

John Taylor

John brings systems-engineering and program-management discipline to turn complex ideas into structured execution. His background includes large-scale engineering analysis, safety-critical aerospace programs, validation-oriented work, and patented innovation — shaping the company's operating model around thoughtful scope selection, disciplined progress, and partner-facing strategy.

Micheal Taylor
Chief Technology Officer

Micheal Taylor

Micheal is the technical engine behind Autoradiology's software direction. His experience spans platform engineering, DevSecOps, secure cloud environments, healthcare-adjacent infrastructure, and AI development. With a biomedical engineering background and hands-on experience leading modern engineering organizations, he architects AI products that work reliably in demanding, security-conscious environments.

Jaclyn Taylor, MD
Radiology SME · Medical Advisor

Jaclyn Taylor, MD

Dr. Jaclyn Taylor provides the clinical authority that grounds product decisions in real radiology practice. A board-certified radiologist with VA experience, fellowship training in body imaging and nuclear medicine, and strong academic distinction — her guidance ensures technical ambitions remain anchored to diagnostic relevance and the standards expected in medical imaging.


Autoradiology

Company

Autoradiology is the radiology-focused AI subsidiary of JM Research, combining software engineering, machine learning, systems thinking, and practicing radiology expertise to build clinically useful tools — focused on implementation, verification, infrastructure, and practical physician workflow fit.

Value proposition

Reduce friction in routine radiology by delivering high-quality draft interpretations for physician review. Better leverage of radiologist time, more consistent routine output, and a product philosophy centered on real clinical utility.

For partnership, technical discussions, or company introductions, reach out to about@autoradiology.com

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