Voicebrook to Demonstrate Cogit™ by Voicebrook at Pathology Visions 2026
Booth #612 in San Diego, October 16 to 18, with live demonstrations of Voicebrook Cogit, the co-intelligence assistant for pathologist case review, and Voicebrook's digital pathology and AI capabilities.
Roslyn Heights, NY, October 14, 2026 --(PR.com)-- Voicebrook, Inc., the leader in pathology workflow automation, will exhibit at Pathology Visions 2026, October 16 to 18 in San Diego, at Booth #612. Following its debut at CAP26, Voicebrook Cogit™, the co-intelligence assistant for the pathologist’s case review that the company announced on Sept. 24, 2026, will be demonstrated live throughout the conference.
Cogit handles everything around the diagnosis, never the diagnosis itself: gathering context, tracking what the protocol needs, and building the report from the conversation the pathologist is already having. Cogit is the connective layer across the AP/LIS, the digital pathology platform and the EHR.
What visitors will see at Booth #612
At the booth, visitors can see what Cogit does at each stage of a case:
--Before the case opens: Cogit assembles the clinical context, including why the case exists, what a prior biopsy found and what was measured at the bench, with every piece labeled by its source in the EHR, the AP/LIS or the digital pathology platform.
--While the pathologist reviews: As the pathologist speaks, Cogit identifies the clinical concepts expressed and tracks what the protocol still requires. Where two statements appear inconsistent, it shows the discrepancy and the source of each, and the pathologist decides which is correct.
--When it’s time to report: Cogit builds the report out of the conversation the pathologist was already having. Every generated element remains editable, and derived values, staging included, are presented for confirmation rather than applied silently.
Throughout the demo, booth visitors will observe that with Cogit, the pathologist stays in control:
--The read. Cogit does not analyze images or suggest a diagnosis.
--The words. This is the pathologist’s report. Every generated element is editable.
--Every derived value. Cogit shows where each one came from, for the pathologist to confirm.
--Their systems. Cogit is not the LIS or the EHR. The case is signed out where it is signed out today.
The diagnosis is yours. Everything around it doesn’t have to be. Learn more about Cogit at voicebrook.com/cointelligence.
Digital Pathology and AI at Booth #612
Pathology Visions brings together the digital pathology and AI community, and Voicebrook’s booth is built around both:
1. AI that works around the diagnosis. Much of the conversation about AI in pathology centers on image analysis. Cogit applies computational co-intelligence to a different part of the case: the context gathering, protocol tracking and report assembly that surround the read. Cogit does not analyze images or suggest a diagnosis, so interpretation stays with the pathologist while the work around it gets lighter.
2. Context from the digital pathology platform. Cogit draws on the digital pathology platform alongside the AP/LIS and the EHR, and labels every piece of context with the system it came from.
Visitors can also see the digital pathology and AI capabilities labs are using now in VoiceOver PRO®, including three generative AI tools:
-DraftDiagnosis drafts the narrative diagnosis from the cancer checklist data the pathologist already captured.
-Draft Procedure Line builds the procedure line from the gross description already dictated, so nothing gets said twice.
-No Pause Biopsy composes the complete gross description for routine biopsies from just the key variables, so the pathologist or PA dictates only what changes.
Results generated during digital slide review are also pulled into reporting, including DICOM annotation identifiers, and SynoptIQ® brings CAP electronic Cancer Protocols into the same reporting workflow.
3. Digital pathology partner integrations. Voice-driven navigation works inside partner viewers, including the Indica Labs HALO AP integration announced in September, which carries HALO Clinical AI biomarker results directly into the corresponding CAP checklist fields, and the new INFINITT Digital Pathology Solution integration announced in October. Voicebrook’s other digital pathology partners include PathAI, FUJIFILM, Techcyte, Gestalt, Corista, PathPresenter and Lumea.
Meet with the team
Voicebrook’s team will be at Booth #612 throughout the Pathology Visions 2026 exhibit hours. Cogit enters Beta in late 2026, and Voicebrook is selecting Strategic Partner sites now. Strategic Partners receive first access, and Voicebrook reps at the booth are ready to discuss the Strategic Partner Program.
About Voicebrook:
Voicebrook is the leader in pathology workflow automation, supporting the diagnostic process from grossing through final sign-out. For more than two decades, Voicebrook has worked exclusively in pathology, connecting speech recognition, AP/LIS, and digital pathology systems into a unified reporting experience. Its flagship platform, VoiceOver PRO, supports grossing, image capture, slide review, structured reporting, and sign-out, with reporting protocols custom-built for each laboratory. SynoptIQ extends that automation to CAP electronic Cancer Protocols. Cogit™ by Voicebrook is the company’s co-intelligence assistant for pathologists, and is currently in Beta. Today, Voicebrook supports approximately 3,600 users across 450+ laboratories, with more than 20 AP system integrations and 10+ digital pathology integration partners.
Learn more at voicebrook.com
Cogit handles everything around the diagnosis, never the diagnosis itself: gathering context, tracking what the protocol needs, and building the report from the conversation the pathologist is already having. Cogit is the connective layer across the AP/LIS, the digital pathology platform and the EHR.
What visitors will see at Booth #612
At the booth, visitors can see what Cogit does at each stage of a case:
--Before the case opens: Cogit assembles the clinical context, including why the case exists, what a prior biopsy found and what was measured at the bench, with every piece labeled by its source in the EHR, the AP/LIS or the digital pathology platform.
--While the pathologist reviews: As the pathologist speaks, Cogit identifies the clinical concepts expressed and tracks what the protocol still requires. Where two statements appear inconsistent, it shows the discrepancy and the source of each, and the pathologist decides which is correct.
--When it’s time to report: Cogit builds the report out of the conversation the pathologist was already having. Every generated element remains editable, and derived values, staging included, are presented for confirmation rather than applied silently.
Throughout the demo, booth visitors will observe that with Cogit, the pathologist stays in control:
--The read. Cogit does not analyze images or suggest a diagnosis.
--The words. This is the pathologist’s report. Every generated element is editable.
--Every derived value. Cogit shows where each one came from, for the pathologist to confirm.
--Their systems. Cogit is not the LIS or the EHR. The case is signed out where it is signed out today.
The diagnosis is yours. Everything around it doesn’t have to be. Learn more about Cogit at voicebrook.com/cointelligence.
Digital Pathology and AI at Booth #612
Pathology Visions brings together the digital pathology and AI community, and Voicebrook’s booth is built around both:
1. AI that works around the diagnosis. Much of the conversation about AI in pathology centers on image analysis. Cogit applies computational co-intelligence to a different part of the case: the context gathering, protocol tracking and report assembly that surround the read. Cogit does not analyze images or suggest a diagnosis, so interpretation stays with the pathologist while the work around it gets lighter.
2. Context from the digital pathology platform. Cogit draws on the digital pathology platform alongside the AP/LIS and the EHR, and labels every piece of context with the system it came from.
Visitors can also see the digital pathology and AI capabilities labs are using now in VoiceOver PRO®, including three generative AI tools:
-DraftDiagnosis drafts the narrative diagnosis from the cancer checklist data the pathologist already captured.
-Draft Procedure Line builds the procedure line from the gross description already dictated, so nothing gets said twice.
-No Pause Biopsy composes the complete gross description for routine biopsies from just the key variables, so the pathologist or PA dictates only what changes.
Results generated during digital slide review are also pulled into reporting, including DICOM annotation identifiers, and SynoptIQ® brings CAP electronic Cancer Protocols into the same reporting workflow.
3. Digital pathology partner integrations. Voice-driven navigation works inside partner viewers, including the Indica Labs HALO AP integration announced in September, which carries HALO Clinical AI biomarker results directly into the corresponding CAP checklist fields, and the new INFINITT Digital Pathology Solution integration announced in October. Voicebrook’s other digital pathology partners include PathAI, FUJIFILM, Techcyte, Gestalt, Corista, PathPresenter and Lumea.
Meet with the team
Voicebrook’s team will be at Booth #612 throughout the Pathology Visions 2026 exhibit hours. Cogit enters Beta in late 2026, and Voicebrook is selecting Strategic Partner sites now. Strategic Partners receive first access, and Voicebrook reps at the booth are ready to discuss the Strategic Partner Program.
About Voicebrook:
Voicebrook is the leader in pathology workflow automation, supporting the diagnostic process from grossing through final sign-out. For more than two decades, Voicebrook has worked exclusively in pathology, connecting speech recognition, AP/LIS, and digital pathology systems into a unified reporting experience. Its flagship platform, VoiceOver PRO, supports grossing, image capture, slide review, structured reporting, and sign-out, with reporting protocols custom-built for each laboratory. SynoptIQ extends that automation to CAP electronic Cancer Protocols. Cogit™ by Voicebrook is the company’s co-intelligence assistant for pathologists, and is currently in Beta. Today, Voicebrook supports approximately 3,600 users across 450+ laboratories, with more than 20 AP system integrations and 10+ digital pathology integration partners.
Learn more at voicebrook.com
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