Time Medical International Ventures (India) has announced the successful launch of its next-generation 1.5T MRI platforms – MICA and QUIN – at IRIA 2026, marking a major milestone in sustainable, advanced medical imaging in India.

 

IRIA 2026, themed “Empowering Radiology through Technology and Innovation,” brought together radiologists, clinicians, academicians, and industry experts to explore the latest advancements in radiology. The conference featured scientific sessions, workshops, and expert presentations on cutting-edge technologies and innovative clinical practices, offering delegates valuable academic and clinical insights.

 

The launch of MICA and QUIN was attended by leading radiologists, industry experts, and key stakeholders from the medical imaging community. The unveiling marks Time Medical India’s entry into next-generation helium-free MRI technology, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable, high-performance imaging solutions for the Indian healthcare ecosystem.

 

The machines were inaugurated by Dr Bhavin Jankharia, one of India’s leading radiologists and Former President of the Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA).

 

The inauguration was further honored by the presence of Dr. Shri Harsha Krishna, Chief Neuroradiologist at Narayana Health, Bengaluru, whose participation underscored the strong clinical relevance and confidence in the technology.

 

Key features include advanced imaging capabilities for whole-body diagnostic applications, patient-centric design for improved comfort and optimized clinical workflow.

 

Also, remote support services including real-time remote software support, continuous hardware status monitoring, predictive preventive maintenance insights, and faster service turnaround time through remote diagnostics.

 

The launch signals a new era for medical imaging in India, combining innovation, sustainability, and clinical excellence.