The platform utilizes a Twin-Ring Gantry architecture, pairing dual 16 cm Ultrix detectors with two liquid-metal-bearing X-ray tubes. This engineering shift supports three primary diagnostic functions: synchronized whole-organ dynamic imaging, ultra-high-resolution spatial capture, and whole-body spectral imaging. These features allow clinicians to observe physiological processes with heightened temporal precision while simultaneously performing detailed material characterization.

Stefan Ulzheimer, General Manager of CT for United Imaging Healthcare Europe, noted that the architecture represents a rare departure from standard industry designs. According to Ulzheimer, the development process relied heavily on direct feedback from European clinical partners, aiming to address specific gaps in current diagnostic workflows. The certification signals a strategic expansion for the company as it seeks to integrate these high-resolution systems into the broader European healthcare landscape.