FDR Go PLUS

High-quality diagnostic imaging systems & services.

Mobile Digital Radiography System

Fujifilm FDR Go PLUS

The FDR Go PLUS is Fujifilm’s advanced mobile digital radiography (DR) system, designed for high-performance bedside and emergency imaging. Featuring a compact, lightweight design with a quiet, motorized drive, it delivers fast, high-quality imaging in intensive care units, operating rooms, emergency departments, and other mobile imaging environments.

Key Features & Benefits

Compact & Quiet for Smooth Mobility

  • Compact footprint makes it easy to maneuver in tight spaces.
  • Ultra-quiet motorized drive for stealth mode operation, reducing noise in critical care areas.
  • Telescoping column for enhanced visibility and safety while moving.

Exceptional Image Quality & Low-Dose Performance

  • Fujifilm’s ISS (Irradiated Side Sampling) Technology minimizes scatter and enhances resolution.
  • Dynamic Visualization II processing optimizes image contrast for improved clarity.
  • Pediatric and dose-sensitive imaging with advanced noise reduction.

Fast & Efficient Workflow

  • Instant image preview in less than 2 seconds after exposure.
  • SmartDock technology automatically locks and charges the detector when docked.
  • Dual battery system with extended runtime and rapid charging.

Versatile & Reliable Performance

  • Compatible with Fujifilm FDR D-EVO III wireless detectors for seamless image acquisition.
  • Integrated touchscreen display for easy operation.
  • Automatic Exposure Detection (AED) eliminates the need for physical connection to the generator.

Advanced Infection Control & Durability

  • Antibacterial coating on high-touch surfaces for enhanced hygiene.
  • Durable, impact-resistant design for long-term reliability.

Why Choose the FDR Go PLUS?

Ideal for bedside, ICU, and emergency imaging with fast, high-quality results.

Easy maneuverability in tight hospital spaces.

Low-dose imaging technology for enhanced patient safety.

Seamless integration with Fujifilm DR detectors and PACS.