Accuray and Samsung pursue volumetric imaging for CyberKnife ahead of ASTRO
Sep 27, 2026, 11:21 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Strategic collaboration with a leading imaging partner could de-risk roadmap extensions and improve product differentiation, potentially supporting multiple expansion optionalities if clinical validation progresses; however, no product launch or revenue is guaranteed in the near term.
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Accuray (ARAY) and Samsung HME America are collaborating to pursue advanced volumetric imaging capabilities for the CyberKnife system, announced at ASTRO. Samsung NeuroLogica’s mobile CT expertise will couple with Accuray’s precision delivery and motion management to enhance treatment decision-making. No commercial product is announced yet; success depends on phased development, regulatory clearance, and clinician adoption.
Accuray and Samsung HME America to pursue volumetric imaging for CyberKnife.
Announcement made during ASTRO Annual Meeting; no commercial product yet.
Volumetric imaging aims to improve visualization and real-time motion management.
The Royal Marsden is the first center worldwide to participate; phased development underway.
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