AGFA HealthCare to highlight platform advances at ECR 2026

AuntMinnieEurope.com staff writers
Jan 29, 2026

AGFA HealthCare will unveil advances for its Enterprise Imaging platform at ECR 2026, which begins in Vienna on 4 March.

New offerings to be presented for the platform include the Streaming Client app, which enables users to stream imaging studies in a browser; RUBEE Orchestrator, a software module for prioritizing tasks and organizing workflows; integrated RUBEE AI for access to curated and third-party algorithms; and the fully-managed software as a service (SaaS) Enterprise Imaging Cloud.

AGFA HealthCare will be presenting the new Enterprise Imaging updates at ECR sessions on 4 and 5 March, the firm added.

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