CHICAGO, April 15, 2026
AIRS Medical has announced that its SwiftMR® AI-powered MRI image enhancement solution has received FDA 510(k) clearance to operate in conjunction with original equipment manufacturer (OEM) deep learning reconstruction technologies, marking a significant advancement in AI-driven medical imaging and workflow optimization. The clearance enables healthcare providers to combine SwiftMR with existing OEM AI pipelines, delivering faster scan times, improved imaging efficiency, and enhanced patient throughput across clinical settings.
FDA Clearance Expands AI Integration in MRI Workflows
The newly granted FDA clearance allows SwiftMR® to seamlessly integrate with OEM deep learning reconstruction solutions, enabling imaging centers to enhance already accelerated MRI scans or extend AI capabilities to sequences not covered by OEM technologies. This dual functionality provides a flexible and scalable solution for healthcare providers seeking to maximize the performance of their existing MRI infrastructure.
In clinical practice, SwiftMR has demonstrated the ability to further reduce scan times even when OEM AI is already in use, with reported reductions from 15 minutes to approximately 9 minutes for routine brain MRI scans. Such improvements can significantly impact operational efficiency by enabling shorter appointment slots and increased patient capacity, addressing one of the major bottlenecks in radiology services.
AI-Powered Imaging Enhances Efficiency and Patient Experience
SwiftMR® utilizes advanced deep learning algorithms to enhance MRI image quality while reducing acquisition time, offering a vendor-neutral solution compatible across different scanner types, field strengths, and imaging protocols. This broad compatibility ensures that healthcare providers can deploy the technology without requiring major hardware upgrades.
A key advantage of SwiftMR is its ability to provide full coverage across all pulse sequences and body parts, particularly in scenarios where OEM solutions may have limitations. This enables consistent application of AI-driven image enhancement and scan acceleration across diverse clinical use cases, including neurological, musculoskeletal, and abdominal imaging.
By reducing scan times by up to 50% in certain scenarios, SwiftMR contributes to improved patient comfort, reduced motion artifacts, and enhanced diagnostic workflow efficiency. Shorter scan durations also help minimize patient anxiety and increase accessibility for populations with difficulty remaining still during imaging procedures.

