On October 11, the 74th Journées Francophones de Radiologie (JFR) concluded successfully at the Palais des Congrès de Paris. Bringing together over 10,000 radiology professionals from the French-speaking world, the conference featured in-depth discussions on topics such as interventional radiology, personalized screening, and artificial intelligence-image fusion. Beacon showcased a range of professional medical display products, demonstrating its accumulated technological expertise and global service capabilities in the field of medical imaging

During the exhibition, Beacon presented display solutions tailored for various diagnostic scenarios Addressing the strict requirements of breast imaging diagnosis for grayscale reproduction and detail presentation, the 5.8MP Breast Imaging Diagnostic Display offered a professional clinical display solution To meet the demands of multi-modal image comparative viewing, the 6MP and 12MP Integrated Dual-Screen Diagnostic Displays provided a dual-screen consistency solution on a single terminal, suitable for comparative diagnosis and analysis of CR, DR, MRI, CT, DSA, and other imaging modalities. Meanwhile, the 8MP High-Refresh Pathology Display met the dual demands of digital pathology for high resolution and smooth refresh rates, making it ideal for tissue and cellular morphological pathology analysis. From breast screening to multi-modal reading, and from radiological diagnosis to digital pathology, Beacon’s product lines span the entire scenario of clinical medical imaging diagnostics.

Beacon’s participation in JFR marks another milestone in its European localization strategy. The company has established a global manufacturing system featuring 3 R&D centers and 4 production bases, with subsidiaries in Europe and the United States, as well as multiple overseas business centers. These deployments enable Beacon to move even closer to the needs of customers in different regions, ensuring timely technical support and service response.

The French Congress of Radiology is not only a window for technological display but also a platform for exchange and cooperation within the international radiological community. From Shenzhen to Paris, and from exporting products abroad to providing localized services, Beacon's footprint in the global market is growing ever more solid. Moving forward, Beacon will continue to drive medical display technology innovation centered around clinical diagnostic needs, relying on its global layout to provide reliable imaging support for medical institutions in more countries and regions.