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Midjourney wants to map your body in 60 seconds and then send you to a sauna.

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Midjourney, Inc. is developing full-body ultrasonic scanner on Jun 18th '26.

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Midjourney wants to map your body in 60 seconds and then send you to a sauna. Jun 18, 2026, 1:49 PM PT Midjourney, the AI lab best known for image generation, has announced an unexpected healthcare project: an underwater, full-body scanner. Medical experts are expressing caution about what the scans could reliably show - and how consumers might use them. "Today we're gonna announce something a little weird and a little crazy, but also spectacular and filled with hope," the company wrote in a Wednesday blog post. It's called "Midjourney Medical." The plan is centered on an ultrasound scanner that the lab says could eventually make internal body imaging fast, routine, and more consumer-friendly. According to Midjourney's blog post, the scanner would lower users - via an "elevator" - into a tub of water, where a ring of sensors would send ultrasonic waves through the body from multiple angles. The sensors act, as the company put it, "like a dolphin," using echolocation. Midjourney says prototypes of the system have generated 3D maps of the body in 60 seconds. The company said it will supply users with data to "become more aware of our health" and "improve our lifestyles." It calls the system "as powerful as MRI, and as casual as a trip to the spa." And, since users will already be wet, Midjourney says it's building an accompanying spa for its San Francisco location. The...

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