BPL Medical Technologies Gears Up for a High-Impact Showcase at IRIA 2026

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BPL Medical Technologies, one of India’s leading medical technology companies, is set to deliver a strong and multi-dimensional presence at the 78th Annual Conference of the Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA 2026), to be held from 29 January to 1 February 2026 at HITEX, Hyderabad.

Hyderabad, 27 January 2026: BPL Medical Technologies, one of India’s leading medical technology companies, is set to deliver a strong and multi-dimensional presence at the 78th Annual Conference of the Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA 2026), to be held from 29 January to 1 February 2026 at HITEX, Hyderabad.

With one of the largest and most immersive stalls at the conference, BPL will present a comprehensive imaging and diagnostics portfolio, spanning mobility-driven imaging, preventive and screening-led solutions, women’s health, bone health, and advanced CT and MRI environments, alongside enhanced workflow and data management capabilities. The showcase reflects the company’s focus on aligning technology innovation with evolving clinical and operational needs in radiology.

IRIA 2026 will also serve as a key strategic platform for BPL to introduce a new portfolio direction, while simultaneously announcing a significant acquisition and a strategic partnership, reinforcing its long-term vision to strengthen capabilities across diagnostics, imaging, and digital health.

The BPL booth will host a series of high-profile launch moments, led by eminent leaders from the radiology, diagnostics, and healthcare delivery ecosystem, alongside the company’s senior leadership. These sessions will focus on how integrated, technology-driven approaches can address the evolving demands of radiologists, diagnostic centres, and hospitals.

Commenting on the same, Dr. Shravan Subramanyam, Managing Director, BPL Medical Technologies shared, “IRIA 2026 is a defining moment for BPL as we present a holistic vision for radiology that goes beyond individual technologies. From mobility and screening to advanced imaging and intelligent workflows, our focus is on building an integrated ecosystem that supports clinicians, institutions, and patients. With important strategic announcements planned, this platform allows us to clearly articulate where BPL is headed next.”

Adding a distinctive experiential element, BPL will also introduce Ria, an interactive robotic assistant that will conduct short, focused knowledge sessions at the booth. Through live presentations and Q&A interactions, Ria will address key themes such as women’s imaging, AI-led radiology, musculoskeletal applications, elastography, and advanced CT/MRI practices, offering delegates an engaging and future-forward learning experience.

Throughout the conference, visitors will be able to engage in live demonstrations, interact with application specialists, and gain first-hand insights into how BPL is shaping the next phase of imaging and diagnostics in India. With scale, innovation, and strategic momentum at the forefront, BPL Medical Technologies’ participation at IRIA 2026 is expected to be one of the most comprehensive and talked-about showcases at the event.

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