CADDIE

by Odin Medical Limited  · Based in United Kingdom → — Cloud-based AI for Endoscopy
Colorectal Surgery Gastroenterology
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Overview

CADDIE by Odin Medical Limited (trading as Odin Vision) is an innovative Artificial Intelligence (AI) system designed to revolutionize endoscopy. It supports gastroenterologists in the real-time detection and characterization of colorectal polyps during colonoscopy procedures. The system leverages secure cloud technology, streaming video from the endoscopy stack to the cloud for real-time analysis, and then sending results back to the endoscopy monitor. CADDIE provides visual markers and audio alerts to highlight potential polyps, aiding endoscopists in their decision-making. Beyond polyp detection and characterization (identifying them as adenoma or non-adenoma), CADDIE also offers features like AI for bowel cleanliness, displaying the percentage of visible mucosa, and AI for caecum identification to ensure thorough examinations. Its user-friendly interface and vendor-neutral design allow for seamless integration into existing clinical workflows with minimal training required.

Reviewed by Pouyan Golshani, MD — Interventional Radiologist

Key Features

  • Real-time polyp detection during colonoscopy
  • Polyp characterization (adenoma or non-adenoma)
  • AI for bowel cleanliness (visible mucosa percentage)
  • AI for caecum identification (Appendiceal Orifice confirmation)
  • Cloud-based AI software with remote updates
  • Vendor-neutral integration with existing endoscopy equipment
  • Simple and user-friendly interface with minimal training
  • Hands-free interaction (foot pedal control)
  • Visual information and audio alerts
  • Supports single or dual monitor use

Use Cases

  • Colorectal cancer screening and surveillance
  • Improving adenoma detection rate (ADR)
  • Assisting endoscopists in real-time decision making during colonoscopy
  • Enhancing early detection and diagnosis of cancerous and pre-cancerous polyps
  • Facilitating optical diagnosis to reduce waiting times for pathology results
  • Optimizing colonoscopy quality by monitoring bowel preparation and caecum identification

What Physicians Need to Know

Polyp Detection During Colonoscopy
CADDIE provides real-time, AI-powered assistance for detecting and characterizing colorectal polyps during colonoscopy procedures. It highlights potential polyps with visual markers (green rectangles) and audible alerts.
Real-Time Endoscopy AI
The system analyzes live video feeds from the endoscope in real-time, leveraging cloud technology to process images and send results back to the endoscopy monitor instantly.
Adenoma Detection Rate Improvement
Clinical trials, such as the EAGLE trial, have demonstrated that CADDIE significantly improves the Adenoma Detection Rate (ADR), including for hard-to-detect and clinically relevant lesions like large adenomas and sessile serrated lesions (SSLs), without increasing procedural risks or duration.
GI Pathology Analysis
CADDIE supports polyp characterization by displaying information related to the visual characteristics of polyps, aiding endoscopists in optically diagnosing tissue as adenoma or non-adenoma. This can potentially reduce the reliance on immediate histopathology.
Procedure Documentation
The tool includes AI features for assessing bowel cleanliness by displaying the percentage of visible mucosa and for confirming caecal intubation by identifying the Appendiceal Orifice (AO) and reminding users to activate polyp detection during withdrawal.
Quality Metrics Tracking
CADDIE enhances colonoscopy quality by improving polyp detection rates, particularly for significant lesions, and by providing objective metrics for bowel preparation and caecal intubation, which are key performance indicators.
Endoscopy System Compatibility
CADDIE is designed for vendor neutrality, integrating seamlessly with existing clinical workflows and standard white-light endoscopy equipment from various manufacturers, including Olympus's EVIS X1 system. It can be configured for single or dual monitor use and deployed as a standalone unit or via the cloud.
Physician Tip

Leverage CADDIE as an intelligent 'second pair of eyes' to augment your detection capabilities, especially for subtle or hard-to-find polyps. Pay attention to the real-time visual highlights and audio alerts, and utilize the AI-driven characterization support for optical diagnosis. Actively use the bowel cleanliness and caecum confirmation features to ensure high-quality procedural standards. Remember that CADDIE is an assistive tool; final clinical judgment and decision-making remain with the endoscopist. Minimal training is required due to its intuitive interface.

CADDIE is a cloud-based AI system, ensuring continuous, automatic software and algorithm updates without requiring on-site engineering visits or downtime. Its vendor-neutral design allows for easy integration with existing endoscopy equipment and clinical workflows, either as a standalone computer on the endoscopy stack or through its secure cloud solution.

Details

Category Gastroenterology AI
Pricing Contact for pricing — Per procedure cost effectiveness; on-demand service
DeploymentCloud-based solution; small computer connected to endoscopy stack streams video to the cloud for real-time analysis; can be used as a standalone computer or via the cloud.
Compliance
BAA AvailableUnknown AI-estimated
HIPAA CompliantUnknown AI-estimated
FDA Status 1 AI-estimated

CADDIE received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 510(k) clearance (K240044) as the first cloud-based AI technology designed to assist gastroenterologists in detecting suspected colorectal polyps during colonoscopy procedures. It is a computer-aided detection (CADe) device.
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EHR Not specified
Specialties Colorectal Surgery, Gastroenterology

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Press & Coverage

Olympus
First Cloud-Based AI Endoscopy System for Colonoscopy Receives FDA Clearance
Odin Medical Ltd., an Olympus Corporation company, received U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance for CADDIE, the first cloud-based AI technology to assist gastroenterologists in detecting suspected colorectal polyps during colonoscopy procedures. This innovative system supports doctors in improving early colorectal cancer detection with remotely updatable AI software.
2024-09
Olympus Europa
Olympus Announces CE Approval for Three Cloud-based AI Medical Devices and Announces Plans for Launch of AI-Powered Endoscopy Ecosystem in 2025
Olympus Europa announced that Odin Medical Ltd. (Odin Vision) received CE mark approval under the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) for its cloud-AI endoscopy medical devices: CADDIE, CADU, and SMARTIBD. This approval is a significant step towards launching an Intelligent Endoscopy Ecosystem in 2025.
2024-10
NVIDIA Blog
Doctors Get Inside Look at Gut Health With AI-Powered Endoscopy | NVIDIA Blog
Odin Vision, now part of Olympus, is developing cloud-connected AI models like CADDIE to support polyp characterization and cancer detection during colonoscopy. CADDIE has received CE Mark approval in Europe and is deployed in several European countries, with plans for U.S. use.
2024-03
UCL News
Odin Vision's AI-powered endoscopy looks to drive a new era of early cancer detection
Odin Vision's flagship product, CADDIE, is a cloud-based AI system for colonoscopy that aids in the detection and characterization of polyps. The company was acquired by Olympus at the end of 2022, fueling global expansion and integration into Olympus' endoscopy innovation strategy.
2024-02
Olympus
EAGLE Trial Shows Olympusu00ae CADDIEu2122 AI Solution Aids in the Detection of High-Risk and Hard-to-Detect Colorectal Lesions
The EAGLE Trial, a multicenter randomized controlled study, demonstrated that the cloud-based CADDIEu2122 device significantly improved the detection of high-risk and hard-to-detect colorectal lesions during colonoscopy. The study, published in npj Digital Medicine, highlights CADDIE as the first FDA-cleared and CE-marked cloud-based CADe application for real-time polyp detection.
2026-02
Gut (BMJ)
P146 Cloud-based artificial intelligence for detection of colorectal neoplasia u2013 a randomized controlled trial (eagle trial)
The EAGLE trial, an international multi-center randomized controlled trial, evaluated the efficacy and safety of CADDIE, a cloud-based CADe system, in improving polyp detection during colonoscopy. The study found that CADDIE significantly increased adenomas per colonoscopy and adenoma detection rate.
2025-06
Frontiers in Medicine (via PMC)
Artificial Intelligence in GI endoscopy: what to expect - PMC
This review discusses the role of AI in GI endoscopy, mentioning CADDIE (Odin Vision) as an ongoing study for real-time polyp detection and classification. It highlights that while many AI studies focus on polyp detection, further research is needed for overall utility and clinical benefits.
2025-03
FDA
July 24, 2024 Odin Medical Limited Luke Sampson, COO 43-45 Foley Street London, W1W 7TS United Kingdom Re: K240044 Trade/Device - accessdata.fda.gov
This FDA 510(k) clearance document details the CADDIE computer-assisted detection device, its intended use to assist gastroenterologists in detecting suspected colorectal polyps, and its limitations. It specifies that CADDIE is a cloud-based AI medical device software that interfaces with endoscopic video feeds.
2024-07

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Frequently Asked Questions

CADDIE integrates seamlessly into current clinical workflows, providing real-time visual information and audio alerts on the endoscopy monitor to highlight potential polyps. Its primary function is to assist endoscopists in detecting and characterizing colorectal polyps, as well as assessing bowel cleanliness and confirming caecal anatomy during colonoscopy procedures.
CADDIE is a CE-marked device and has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 510(k) clearance, indicating its compliance with medical device regulations. It utilizes secure cloud-based technology with industry-standard security controls to stream and analyze data in real-time, ensuring data privacy and enabling remote updates.
Currently, alternatives primarily involve traditional colonoscopy methods reliant solely on the endoscopist's visual inspection and experience. While other AI-powered computer-aided detection (CADe) systems exist or are emerging, CADDIE is noted as the first cloud-based AI technology for this purpose, offering advantages like remote updates and flexible deployment.
CADDIE is designed for on-demand service and can be deployed in all endoscopy rooms, offering per-procedure cost-effectiveness. Its cloud-based architecture allows for subscription-based procurement models, which can reduce hardware barriers and provide access to the latest AI innovations without requiring on-site engineers for updates.
The CADDIE device is limited to use with standard white-light endoscopy imaging only and is not intended to replace a full patient evaluation or serve as the primary tool for diagnosis or treatment planning. The endoscopist remains responsible for reviewing suspected polyp areas and confirming their presence based on their own medical judgment.

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CADDIE™ Computer-Aided Detection (CADe) Device
Odin Medical Ltd. (an Olympus Corporation company)
Clinical Decision Support & Reference
CADDIE™ is the first cloud-based AI technology to receive FDA clearance, designed to assist gastroenterologists in detecting suspected colorectal polyps during colonoscopy procedures. This AI tool, developed by Odin Medical Ltd., an Olympus Corporation company, supports real-time polyp detection and characterization, improves adenoma detection rates, and integrates seamlessly into existing clinical workflows.
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