FDR Go iQ mobile X-ray unit shown from the side with tube head, column, and base

FDR Go iQ

Fujifilm’s FDR Go PLUS has officially reached its end of sales—but that means an exciting new chapter begins with the FDR Go iQ. Built on Fujifilm’s legacy of exceptional image quality and low-dose performance, the FDR Go iQ brings X-ray room–level imaging right to the bedside. With smart features like a touch-screen tube head display for patient-side adjustments and a 3D camera in the collimator for precise alignment and SID control, it’s designed for faster, smarter, and more efficient exams.

Overview

Quiet Power. Intelligent Mobility.

FDR Go iQ
Smart design meets exceptional reliability to deliver premium bedside imaging.

The new FDR Go iQ is among the smallest, quietest, and most maneuverable full-size portable X-ray systems on the market. Its smooth, compact form with a retractable column easily navigates tight spaces and busy environments. Combined with Fujifilm’s renowned image quality and low-dose performance, it brings advanced, room-quality imaging directly to the patient’s bedside.

Engineered for Safety and Efficiency
Every detail of the FDR Go iQ is built for speed, safety, and operator confidence. Features include a touch-sensing auto-stop bumper, quick-release grip handle stop, and a low-speed mode ideal for training or in-room operation.

FDR Go iQ tube head positioning interface showing exposure settings and patient positioning guidance on screen

Everything You Need for Busy Portable Imaging — and More

The FDR Go iQ is purpose-built to handle demanding portable imaging workloads with unmatched precision, speed, and convenience.

  • 3D Positioning Camera: Provides live guidance with auto SID and tube-to-detector angle alignment for superior accuracy and image quality.

  • Smart Tube Display: Touchscreen controls at the tube head enable faster, more efficient workflow.

  • Intelligent Charging: Built-in smart charging keeps your detector powered and ready for every exam.

  • Inching Controls: Move the system forward or backward directly from the tube for precise bedside positioning.

  • Fast Access Controls: Three sets of tube releases plus front and rear collimation controls for streamlined operation.

  • Secure, Organized Design: Dedicated storage keeps essentials close, while a detector lock provides added protection.

  • Retractable Column: Ultra-low park position improves visibility and safety during transport.

  • 19” Touchscreen Workstation: Large, intuitive interface simplifies workflow and enhances productivity.

Technologist holding a Fujifilm wireless flat panel detector displaying a spine X-ray image

Onboard Technology

Smart innovations that enhance image quality, streamline workflow, and support patient safety.

  • Dynamic Visualization: Intelligent feature detection processing optimizes clarity across the entire field of view, automatically adapting to each patient’s anatomy and hardware characteristics.

  • Virtual Grid™ (Optional): Achieve exceptional image quality with up to 50% lower dose than traditional grid exams—lighter, faster, and more comfortable for patients.

  • FDR D-EVO III Compatibility: Works seamlessly with Fujifilm’s ultra-lightweight, glass-free detectors featuring antibacterial coating and patented ISS technology for superior low-dose imaging (available in 14×17″, 17×17″, 10×12″, and G80i 17×32″ long-length sizes).

  • Technologist-Friendly Console: The onboard workstation offers immediate image previews, dose tracking, exposure and deviation index tools, and direct access to RIS and PACS. Shortcut buttons and double-click magnification make reviewing PICC lines or patient motion quick and precise.

Additional Options:

  • FDR D-EVO III G80i Long-Length Detector: Cordless 17×32″ option enables full spine and other long-length views—ideal for intraoperative procedures.

  • Pediatric Graphic Wraps: Optional decals create a more welcoming and calming environment for young patients.

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