It should surprise no one that the annual RSNA meeting in Chicago was packed with product unveilings.

While the show was filled with new solutions from companies all across the exhibit floor at McCormick Place, we've collected the biggest announcements from the industry's top original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) — Canon, GE HealthCare, Philips, and Siemens Healthineers — based on HCB News readership.

Canon nabs FDA clearance for combined CT-angiography interventional system
In the lead-up to the big event, Canon announced FDA clearance for its Alphenix 4D CT with Aquilion ONE/INSIGHT Edition, a hybrid imaging system integrating angiography and CT in a single suite, allowing clinicians to complete diagnostic imaging, planning, intervention, and post-procedure assessment without relocating the patient.

The system is designed to streamline workflows and reduce procedural time.

The CT scanner includes a 16 cm wide-area detector and Canon’s deep learning-based Precise IQ Engine. It provides full organ coverage in a single rotation and supports scan times as fast as 0.24 seconds. The angiography component features a high-definition flat panel detector with 76-micron resolution.

The first installation is in progress at CHU of Montpellier in France. Professor Guiu, involved with the project, said, “This new system offers us new therapeutic possibilities thanks to unparalleled precision and greater procedure safety.”

The company plans to launch the system commercially in the U.S. by summer 2026.

HONORABLE MENTION: Canon's Aplio i-series ultrasound got the FDA nod for the new Software Version 9.0.

GE HealthCare launches two MR systems — SIGNA Bolt and SIGNA Sprint with Freelium

From expanded collaborations with Mayo Clinic to greater integration with NVIDIA technology, GE HealthCare had a lot to talk about at this year's show. Among the biggest announcements was the unveiling of two new MR systems — SIGNA Bolt and SIGNA Sprint with Freelium.

The new systems, currently under FDA review, take aim at efficiency bottlenecks, support sustainability goals, and improve diagnostic consistency, particularly as imaging volumes continue to grow faster than the available radiologist workforce.

SIGNA Bolt is GE’s latest 3T wide bore MR system. It incorporates a high-performance gradient system and a digital RF platform to support both clinical operations and research applications. The scanner is built to reduce operational energy demands while enabling advanced imaging capabilities, including AI-based tools for faster exams and automated workflows. It also supports neurology and oncology care pathways with integrated planning-to-reporting tools.

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