Airs Medical

What does the vendor claim for SwiftMR?

The vendor says SwiftMR improves image quality, shortens scan times and adds capacity without hardware replacement or workflow disruption. It states compatibility with all MRI scanners from Siemens Healthineers, GE HealthCare, Philips and Canon Medical. The home page example for brain MR angiography is labeled "64% faster" on a 3.0T Siemens MAGNETOM Skyra, and a shoulder case sits beside it.

SwiftSight carries the line "Measure the patient, not the scanner." The vendor describes reproducible brain MRI measurements for longitudinal assessment across scanner vendors and field strengths.

Where has SwiftMR been used in the literature?

Three papers use SwiftMR. One measured signal to noise ratio in postmortem MRI, one built high-resolution 4D MR angiography from TWIST stroke imaging with SwiftMR version 3.0.0.0 (PMID 38893725), and one compared three T2-weighted liver MRI protocols with SwiftMR as one of them. None of the three is a SwiftSight study.

Which products carry an FDA clearance?

FDA's 510(k) records list seven clearances under Airs Medical, Inc., from K210999 (SwiftMR, October 14, 2021) to K261612 (SwiftSight-BodyComposition, October 1, 2026). Five are SwiftMR, one is SwiftSight-Brain, and the body composition version means SwiftSight now reaches beyond the brain. The vendor's home page does not mention FDA clearance.

What do the customer numbers say?

The vendor's pages give two institution counts: "2,000+ healthcare institutions" in 50+ countries in the body text, and 1,700+ institutions in 40+ countries in the page description. Named case studies are the vendor's. 3T Radiology & Research in Miami reports "+56% more daily scan capacity" and "200+ additional patients in the first month", and Invision reports "$1.5M capital saved vs. a new scanner".

Funding was two $20M rounds, a Series B in August 2022 and a Series C in July 2024, and Dealroom puts the total at $44.5M.

The verdict

SwiftMR is the older product, with three clearances by October 2023 and two more in 2026. For a center whose limit is scanner hours it is the product the capacity claims address, and the +56% figure in Miami is a customer statement. A group that compares vendors on security posture or PACS integration has no AIRS Medical statement to compare, because the vendor's pages carry neither.