Time Medical International Ventures (India) Private Ltd. (TMIV Imaging), a wholly owned subsidiary of Fischer Medical Ventures Limited, has launched its next-generation CLARION 64/128-Slice High-Performance AI-Driven CT System in India.

 

Thus, positioning the platform as a new addition to the country’s rapidly evolving medical imaging landscape.

 

The system was unveiled at the India Health Expo 2026 by Sunil K. Khetrapal, Deputy Director General, Association of Healthcare Providers India (AHPI), in the presence of healthcare leaders, industry representatives and stakeholders from across the sector.

 

The launch marks a significant step in TMIV Imaging’s efforts to bring advanced, intelligent and clinically relevant imaging technology to the Indian healthcare ecosystem. The company said the CLARION platform is designed to combine high-performance imaging hardware with AI-powered workflows to improve diagnostic precision, operational efficiency, patient throughput and reliability across a broad range of clinical applications.

 

At the core of the system is an advanced Liquid Metal Bearing (LMB) X-ray tube, featuring 360-degree liquid-metal cooling. The technology is designed to improve heat dissipation, maintain stable focal-spot positioning, enable continuous high-speed operation and extend tube life.

 

The system also features the Aegis Detector System, engineered to enhance image clarity and low-contrast detectability while supporting low-dose imaging protocols.

 

TMIV Imaging said the CLARION platform reflects its broader focus on integrating advanced engineering, artificial intelligence and intelligent clinical workflows to make diagnostic care faster, more precise, accessible and technology-enabled.

 

The company said the initiative is also aimed at strengthening India’s medical imaging ecosystem while supporting more efficient and sustainable healthcare delivery.

 

With the CLARION 64/128-Slice platform, TMIV Imaging is seeking to expand access to high-performance CT technology while addressing the growing demand for faster, reliable and AI-enabled diagnostic imaging across India.