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Accuray

Innovation in radiotherapy — robot-controlled and Tomotherapy linear accelerators that handle everything from complex cases to routine diagnoses.

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Stereotactic & Image-Guided radiotherapy

OVERVIEW

What is Accuray?

Accuray is a manufacturer of linear accelerators for radiotherapy, with approximately 1,000 systems installed worldwide. Accuray offers two different products.

  • The CyberKnife system is designed to deliver non-isocentric, non-coplanar SBRT treatments.
  • The Radixact, featuring industry-leading kVCT imaging and ultra-fast MLC, enables highly conformal treatments and allows for real-time tracking and adjustment of the radiation beam to moving tumors.

Why Accuray?

Robotic precision

Stereotactic radiotherapy with submillimeter precision for targets throughout the body — robotic guidance that adapts to each patient.

Adapt the treatment to real-time motion

AI-driven synchronization that adjusts the radiation dose in real time according to the tumor's movements — even when the target tissue moves, e.g., with breathing.

Effective treatments without compromise

Standard treatments can be completed in as little as 15 minutes, maintaining patient throughput. At the same time, advanced treatments are enabled for the patient groups that need them.

What Accuray Offers

ROBOT-CONTROLLED SRS/SBRT

Robot-guided stereotactic radiotherapy with submillimeter precision, for whole-body and intracranial applications. Real-time image guidance and AI-driven Synchrony® technology synchronize the dose with the target’s movements.

Image-guided rotational treatment

Advanced rotational radiation therapy with AI-driven real-time dose adjustment. Intelligent motion management via Synchrony®, and efficient planning with VOLO™ Ultra — for high-precision treatment of a wide range of indications.

HIGH-RESOLUTION CBCT IMAGE

kVCT imaging technology in the Radixact® system, which provides high-quality images with exceptional soft-tissue visualization—for accurate registration, localization, and treatment planning.

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