Archive · 5 Dec 2025
Elekta Introduces AI-Powered Evo CT-Linac in India
Elekta, a company that makes machines for treating cancer, has brought a new machine called Evo to India.
Evo is special because it uses AI to help doctors see tumors more clearly and adjust the treatment as needed.
This is important because many patients in India have complex cancer cases.
Evo was shown for the first time in India at two big conferences in Kolkata and Guwahati.
The machine is designed to help doctors give better and more personalized treatment to more patients.
Elekta says Evo will help make high-quality cancer treatment available to more people in India and around the world.
Elekta introduced its AI-powered Evo CT-Linac in India, showcased at AROICON in Kolkata and AMPICON in Guwahati.
Evo features high-definition, AI-enhanced imaging and adaptive radiotherapy capabilities for personalized cancer treatment.
The CT-Linac allows clinicians to adjust therapy based on daily anatomical changes, crucial for complex and advanced-stage diseases common in India.
Evo's adaptive capabilities and streamlined workflow aim to improve efficiency and treatment quality in high-volume centers.
Elekta emphasizes its commitment to making high-quality cancer treatment accessible globally, with Evo marking a significant milestone in the Indian market.
- Who
- Elekta, a leader in precision radiation therapy
- What
- Introduction of Evo, an AI-powered CT-Linac for cancer treatment
- When
- December 5, 2025
- Where
- Guwahati, India, at the AMPICON conference
- Why
- To provide high-quality, personalized cancer treatment in India
- Company
- Elekta
- Product
- Evo CT-Linac
- Key Features
- AI-enhanced imaging, adaptive radiotherapy
- Conferences
- AROICON (Kolkata), AMPICON (Guwahati)
- Date
- December 5, 2025
- Location
- Guwahati, India
- CDSCO Registration
- Yes (with limited global availability)