Midjourney, known for its text-to-image AI, announces its first hardware product: “The Midjourney Scanner,” unveiled by CEO David Holz at an event in San Francisco on June 17. Multiple outlets describe the device as a full-body scanner that uses ultrasound technology. The Verge and PYMNTS report that it employs a ring of sensors to capture a vertical scan of the body and generate a complete image in about 60 seconds. PYMNTS adds that the scanner uses no radiation and does not rely on magnetic fields. The Verge frames the announcement as a shift from producing “cat pictures” to medical imaging, noting Holz’s plans for a San Francisco spa where the scans would be offered. The Next Web highlights that Midjourney has never previously built hardware before this release and presents the scanner as part of a new effort to move into medical applications. Midjourney also announces a new division, “Midjourney Medical,” which will develop and operate the technology. While outlets differ in emphasis, they consistently describe the product, its ultrasound approach, and its intended full-body scanning workflow.