United Imaging Launches AI-Enabled X-Ray Platform uDR Aurora CX
The new X-ray platform reportedly offers AI-enhanced automation with patient positioning, quality control and image processing.
Emphasizing a variety of artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, United Imaging has launched the uDR Aurora CX X-ray platform.
Facilitating adjustments for individual body habitus, the uDR Aurora CX system provides automated patient positioning with the push of a button, according to United Imaging. The company said the uDR Aurora CX device, which will be showcased at the upcoming RSNA conference, also offers automated configuration of collimation and exposure settings.
The newly launched uDR Aurora CX device reportedly offers automated configuration of collimation and exposure settings as well as patient positioning with the touch of a button. (Image courtesy of United Imaging.)
Fostering a balance of image quality with an eye toward minimizing radiation dosing, United Imaging emphasized that the X-ray system’s AI image processing combines tissue equalization with multi-scale denoising to help enable enhanced clarity at low dose settings. The company also noted an embedded AI quality control system with the uDR Aurora CX system that provides technologists with real-time feedback on image quality control to help prevent repeat exams.
“The uDR Aurora CX is one fantastic example of the new investment we continue to drive into the U.S. market," said Jeffrey M. Bundy, Ph.D., the CEO of United Imaging Healthcare North America. "There will also be other completely new products equally focused on quality and the significant workforce pressures in our marketplace. I think people will continue to be surprised by how much more we are adding to the American market in 2025, especially when they see the number of real advantages empowered by artificial intelligence that we are showcasing (at RSNA).”
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