GE HealthCare Launches New Technology to Revolutionize Digital X-ray Imaging

Published: 12 Aug 2025

Author: Precedence Research

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GE HealthCare, a company that leads the world in medical imaging and diagnostic programs, has announced the release of Definium Pace Select ET. An advanced floor-mounted digital X-ray system designed to enhance image quality and workflow efficiency in busy clinical practices. Since X-ray scans comprise approximately 60 percent of all imaging tests, radiology departments across the globe are under increasing pressure to obtain results more quickly and accurately. Even more so as they continue to struggle with staffing issues and high vacancy rates. Moreover, with its AI automation, the Definium Pace Select ET delivers high-quality images every time, fewer manual procedures, and easier optimization of patient positioning to help technologists deliver a more productive imaging workflow.

As part of the proven Definium platform offered by GE HealthCare, the new system includes such advanced tools as Helix Advanced Image Processing. The Intelligent Workflow Suite delivers performance and automation normally associated with more expensive overhead systems at a more affordable price point. This innovation allows hospitals, diagnostic centers, and outpatient premises to provide high-quality imaging output at an affordable cost without the burden of using complicated and expensive systems.

The introduction of the Definium Pace Select ET signifies GE HealthCare's extensive efforts in leveraging technology to provide equitable and affordable care. The company is not only increasing the availability of high-end diagnostics to healthcare institutions across the spectrum, from large metropolitan hospitals to smaller community clinics. The system also focuses on ergonomics, which reduces the strain on the technologists since they must conduct dozens of operations a day. Furthermore, the Definium Pace Select ET is currently viewed by GE HealthCare as one of the central tools in the transformation of an overall digital radiography infrastructure, especially with AI and automation on an upward trend.

Executives’ Statements

Sharad Sharma, Global General Manager, X-ray at GE HealthCare

“Burdened with the stress and pressure to keep radiology departments running smoothly and profitably, we aim to empower technologists with a system that consistently makes the first image count.”

Jyoti Gupta, President & CEO of Women’s Health and X-ray at GE HealthCare

“This launch reinforces our commitment to provide accessible, efficient, and high-quality care for patients, while alleviating stress from the technologist’s workday by minimizing repetitive tasks and automating steps.”