LINEV Systems will exhibit at RSNA 2026 at McCormick Place in Chicago, bringing two specialized X-ray technologies to one of the world’s leading meetings for radiology and medical imaging.

Visit Booth #3249 during the Technical Exhibits to explore FOBOS XR for full-body forensic radiography and FLOWD 8020 for X-ray protective apparel testing.

The RSNA 2026 Annual Meeting runs from November 29 through December 3, with the Technical Exhibits open from November 29 through December 2. The event brings together radiologists, medical physicists, imaging professionals, researchers, healthcare organizations and technology developers from across the United States and international markets.

Two Specialized X-Ray Applications at RSNA 2026

FOBOS XR and FLOWD 8020 address very different radiology workflows, but both use purpose-built X-ray imaging to solve tasks that conventional clinical equipment was not specifically designed around.

FOBOS XR supports postmortem examination and forensic documentation. FLOWD 8020 is designed to evaluate the condition of X-ray protective apparel used by personnel and patients in medical imaging environments.

For RSNA attendees, the two systems offer an opportunity to look beyond conventional diagnostic imaging and explore how dedicated X-ray technology can support forensic investigation and radiation protection quality control.

FOBOS XR: Full-Body Forensic Radiography

FOBOS XR is a stationary digital radiography system developed specifically for morgues, medical examiner offices, coroner offices and forensic centers.

Rather than adapting a conventional hospital X-ray system to postmortem work, FOBOS XR is designed around the practical requirements of forensic examination. It acquires whole-body digital X-ray images of bone structures and soft tissues and supports both AP and lateral imaging.

A whole-body scan can be completed in approximately 25 seconds, allowing forensic professionals to obtain radiographic information early in the examination workflow.

This can support several common forensic tasks, including:

• documentation of fractures and skeletal trauma;
• localization of projectiles and metallic foreign objects;
• identification of orthopedic implants and surgical hardware;
• pre-autopsy assessment;
• permanent digital case documentation;
• review of findings by forensic pathologists and other qualified specialists.

The value of postmortem radiography is not that it replaces conventional autopsy or more advanced imaging when those methods are required. Instead, it gives the forensic team additional internal information before an invasive examination changes the original condition of the body.

For U.S. medical examiner and coroner organizations evaluating dedicated postmortem imaging, this can make radiography a practical first imaging layer within a broader medicolegal death investigation workflow.

Learn more about forensic imaging solutions for U.S. facilities and how full-body radiography can support modern death investigation.

FLOWD 8020: X-Ray Protective Apparel Testing

Radiation protection garments are used every day in diagnostic radiology, fluoroscopy, interventional procedures and other environments where personnel or patients require additional protection from scattered X-ray radiation.

Those garments are physical products subject to repeated handling, folding, storage and wear. Over time, the protective material inside an apron, vest, skirt or thyroid collar can develop areas that require closer evaluation even when the exterior still appears serviceable.

FLOWD 8020 is a purpose-built X-ray inspection system for quality control of protective apparel and accessories.

The system can inspect different types of X-ray PPE, including:

• protective aprons;
• vests;
• skirts;
• thyroid collars;
• other compatible protective garments and materials.

FLOWD can work with protective materials based on lead, leaded rubber and lead-free compositions. Its inspection tools are designed to help identify weakened or non-uniform areas and provide more structured information about the condition of the protective layer.

From Visual Checks to Documented X-Ray Inspection

Protective apparel quality control can become difficult when organizations rely only on exterior visual inspection or use clinical imaging equipment that was designed primarily for patient examinations.

FLOWD addresses this task with a dedicated workflow that includes automatic weak-area detection, visual indication of findings and evaluation of protective material characteristics.

For healthcare organizations managing large inventories of radiation protection garments, a purpose-built system can also make it easier to develop a repeatable inspection process and maintain records for individual items over time.

Explore the underlying X-ray protective clothing testing technology for more information about this application.

Meet LINEV Systems at Booth #3249

The LINEV Systems team will be available throughout the RSNA 2026 Technical Exhibits to discuss forensic imaging, postmortem radiography, X-ray protective apparel inspection and the practical requirements involved in implementing these technologies.

Visitors can discuss their existing workflow, facility requirements and current inspection challenges directly with our specialists and determine which approach is appropriate for their application.

Visit us in Chicago to explore specialized X-ray technology for forensic imaging and radiation protection quality control.