Acer Medical, a company under the Acer Group that develops medical imaging and AI-powered healthcare solutions, introduced its new generative AI medical documentation system called aiMed at the next@acer global press conference ahead of IFA 2025 in Berlin.
The company said aiMed aims to ease one of the biggest challenges in healthcare, which is the time-consuming process of clinical documentation. Healthcare providers spend about 25% of their working hours on record keeping, which reduces time with patients and contributes to burnout.
aiMed uses real-time AI processing to convert voice dictation or typed notes into structured electronic medical records (EMRs). The system is designed to ensure accuracy, completeness, and compliance with documentation standards while helping reduce errors and administrative work. It also supports interoperability with hospital information systems.
“By automating clinical documentation, aiMed allows healthcare professionals to focus more on patient care,” Acer Medical said in its announcement.
The tool includes an automatic speech recognition function with specialized medical terminology and contextual understanding. It runs on a secure cloud-based system to protect sensitive patient data.
Acer Medical also offers the VeriSee platform, an AI-assisted ophthalmology solution that integrates multiple diagnostic modules. These include VeriSee DR for diabetic retinopathy, VeriSee AMD for age-related macular degeneration, and VeriSee GLC for glaucoma suspect. The platform analyzes retinal images and provides results within seconds, helping clinics perform quick screenings and timely interventions.
Acer Medical said VeriSee is already being used in more than 500 clinics and hospitals across 14 markets worldwide.
The company said it continues to focus on developing digital tools that improve healthcare efficiency, support medical professionals, and enhance patient outcomes.