Beacon Debuts in Milan: Innovative Technologies Unveiled at SIRM 2026
2026-11-08
On November 8, the 52nd Italian Congress of Radiology (
During the exhibition, Beacon's booth featured 6MP and 12MP integrated dual-screen diagnostic displays, an 8MP high-refresh-rate pathology display, and a 5.8MP breast diagnostic display. The 6MP and 12MP diagnostic displays present consistent dual-screen imagery on a single terminal, covering multi-modal image comparison scenarios such as CR, DR, MRI, CT, and DSA. The 8MP high-refresh-rate pathology display allows for the continuous browsing of digital pathology slices without blurring or lagging during high-speed dragging. The 5.8MP breast diagnostic display highlights grayscale restoration and microcalcification details. These exhibits collectively demonstrate Beacon’s technological achievements in dual-screen consistency calibration, high-refresh-rate driving, and fine grayscale restoration, while also highlighting its commitment and strength in using display technology to empower precise diagnosis and continuously drive medical image diagnosis toward higher standards.
Beacon’s continuous investment in the European market supports the implementation of its local service capabilities. The company has established a global manufacturing system comprising three R&D centers and four production bases, alongside subsidiaries and business centers across multiple European locations, equipping it with the capability to provide localized technical support and responsive services to European clients. From product research and development to production delivery, and from academic conference participation to post-exhibition service support, Beacon is connecting with European clinical demands through international-level manufacturing and service capabilities.
Moving forward, Beacon will continue to drive medical display technology innovation centered around clinical diagnostic needs, leveraging its global manufacturing and service network to provide reliable imaging support for medical institutions in more countries and regions.
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