See what’s next in enterprise imaging.

We are bringing eUnity and the Mach7 vendor-neutral archive to Chicago, and both will be running live on the current release. Alongside them you will get a first look at four new modules built on the same foundation. It is the first time we have shown what ships today and what comes next side by side.

Book a meeting What we’re showing

Booth: 4116South Hall, Level 3
Exhibit hours: 10:00 – 17:00 CTSun Nov 29 – Wed Dec 2
Venue: McCormick PlaceChicago, Illinois

The obvious question

So why a flamingo?

Because modernizing enterprise imaging should never mean tearing out the things that already work. A flamingo keeps standing while it moves, one leg at a time, and that is exactly how we think a health system should modernize its imaging: in stages, on its own schedule, and without ever coming off the floor.

If you would like to see one in person, there is a fifteen-foot flamingo flying above booth 4116. Look up when you reach South Hall.

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What we’re showing

Three things on one stand.

We are showing what ships today right next to what comes next, on the same stand. Nothing you are running now is going away, and nothing here asks you to start over.

Available today

eUnityEnterprise diagnostic viewing

eUnity is our zero-footprint viewer, built to aid in diagnosis. It brings every source into a single view, and we are running the current release on two radiologist-spec stations.

Discover eUnity →

Available today

Vendor-neutral archiveEnterprise data management

Our archive holds imaging from systems that were never designed to talk to each other. It has been running in mixed estates for years, and we are happy to introduce you to the people who run it.

Explore our VNA →

First shown at RSNA 2026

Flamingo modulesFoundation · Storage · Worklists · Flow

These four new modules are built on the same vendor-neutral foundation, and you can adopt them one at a time alongside everything you already run.

Take flight →

We are showing the classic and the modernized together on purpose, so that you can see exactly what changes and what stays the same before you commit to anything.

Coming next

The four new modules.

Descriptions below are quoted from Mach7’s FY26 Result Presentation, released to the ASX on August 28, 2026.

Foundation

“One core vendor-neutral next-generation platform built to scale under every workflow with seamless EHR connectivity.”

Storage

“On-premise, cloud and hybrid, with imaging lifecycle management.”

Worklists

“A unified reading workspace and worklists; new paid module that addresses our most common product requests.”

Flow

“Orchestration: intelligent routing and workflow automation so the right image finds the right place, automatically.”

The module names above are functional descriptions, and the final product naming will be confirmed at launch.

On the floor

Adopt any AI. Keep your imaging yours.

You should be able to choose your reporting engine, your AI and your viewer separately, and to change any one of them without disturbing the rest. Every station at 4116 carries every application, so nobody will send you across the booth to find the right screen. Bring a scenario of your own and we will run it.

Read: From worklist to read to resultA radiologist-spec station with multiple monitors, a designated worklist screen, and the current release of the eUnity diagnostic viewer.
Administer: Archive, routing and monitoringThis is what a mixed estate looks like from the PACS administrator’s chair, including the things that break and how you find out about them.
Span: One view across every sourceThe vendor-neutral archive gathers imaging from systems that were never designed to talk to each other, and presents it as one record.
What’s next: A designated forward-looking stationThe new modules live here, clearly marked as what is coming, so that nothing on the shipping stations is mistaken for something you can buy today.

Book a meeting

Tell us what you’re trying to solve. We’ll bring the right people.

You will be sitting down with a product manager and an engineer rather than a booth greeter, and we will have done our homework before you arrive.

You get a walkthrough built around your scenario rather than a canned demo path.
You get a straight answer on what ships today and what is still to come.
In return, we get a clear picture of where your imaging actually hurts, which is the only way we can be useful to you.

We will only use this to arrange the meeting and to follow up afterward. If you are already a Mach7 customer, this goes straight to your account team.