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  • Detection Technology's AIDA enters customer evaluation, targeting commercial release by early 2026.
  • AIDA enhances data flow management, crucial for photon-counting CT solutions in various sectors.
  • AIDA's integrated platform simplifies architecture, improves CT system performance, and boosts data throughput.

Detection Technology has made significant progress with its all-in-one CT detector system, AIDA, which is now moving into customer evaluations. This advancement marks a crucial step towards its anticipated commercial launch in early 2026.

AIDA aims to address a major challenge in photon-counting CT (PCCT), namely the management and transmission of large data volumes. The strong interest from customers affirms the system's applicability for practical use.

AIDA's architecture and data management

AIDA is set to transform X-ray imaging across medical, security, and industrial fields by supporting both static and rotating CT systems, including photon-counting CT (PCCT).

By consolidating components like detector modules, data combiner boards, data control boards, and DT-proprietary APIs compatible with the GigE Vision protocol into a single platform, AIDA streamlines architecture and data transfer, delivering exceptional performance. Its modular design facilitates easy integration, shortens time-to-market, and reduces costs and supply chain complexities.

Enhanced imaging capabilities

The AIDA system manages data at rates of tens of gigabits per second, offering broad imaging coverage

The AIDA system manages data at rates of tens of gigabits per second, offering broad imaging coverage and faster image retrieval with improved temporal resolution.

Its scalable architecture supports data throughput capable of reaching hundreds of gigabits per second, paving the way for advanced PCCT solutions. These capabilities enhance material discrimination, lower noise, improve spatial resolution, and expand imaging coverage.

Key features highlighted

Product Manager - Katja Lefèvre stated, “AIDA is a trusted data-orchestrator. Our invention enables transmitting dramatically higher data volumes within a single CT system rotation period, bringing us closer to fully unlocking photon-counting applications and addressing the industry’s demand for next-generation image quality.”

Lefèvre further mentioned the positive customer feedback and the commencement of the pilot phase, reflecting the platform's technological maturity and the need for efficient, scalable, and high-performance CT solutions. “We are excited to support our partners as they begin integrating this system into next-generation imaging equipment,” she added.

Detection Technology plans to showcase the key features of AIDA at the RSNA 2025 exhibition in Chicago, USA. Interested parties can visit Detection Technology at Booth 2965, South Hall, Level 3, from 30 November to 3 December 2025.

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