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Vision RT

Makes camera systems that guide cancer radiation therapy

Overview

Vision RT makes camera systems that track a patient's skin surface during radiation therapy, so cancer clinics can position patients accurately and catch movement while treatment is delivered. It invented surface guided radiation therapy, which uses 3D cameras and software to guide setup without adding radiation dose or relying on skin tattoos. Its products cover each stage of a radiotherapy course, from simulation scans and treatment planning to patient monitoring and visualizing where radiation lands. Hospitals and cancer centers buy the systems for their treatment rooms, and Vision RT installs, maintains and upgrades them. The company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in London.

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Industries

HardwareHealthcare

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Basingstoke, United Kingdom

Founded

2001

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What believers are saying

  • Growth is recognized: The Sunday Times 100 Tech named Vision RT a fast-growing UK private tech firm in January 2026.
  • Bonus pay adds upside: Vision RT's on-site Basingstoke test engineer contract, full-time, lists a 10-20% discretionary performance bonus.
  • A large owner stands behind it: Vision RT operates independently within William Demant Invest, a Danish healthcare investor.

What critics are saying

  • Field jobs mean constant travel: Vision RT's full-time, hybrid Washington DC field service engineer role expects up to 90% travel.
  • A direct rival targets the same rooms: C-RAD sells Catalyst+ surface guidance systems, including ring gantry and proton versions.
  • A UK opening is temporary: Vision RT's associate test engineer role in Basingstoke is an 18-month, full-time fixed-term contract.

What makes Vision RT unique

  • Planning gets its own camera check: MapRT maps collision-free beam angles, replacing physical dry runs at clinics.
  • Customer trainers know clinic work: Vision RT's clinical application specialists are all former radiation therapists.
  • Vision RT works across machine makers: AlignRT connected to Accuray's Helical platform in June 2026, Elekta's adaptive workflow in September.

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6 month growth

14%

1 year growth

13%

2 year growth

13%
Anderson Publishing, Ltd.
Jun 22nd, 2026
Vision RT and Accuray launch first clinical use of AlignRT InBore on Helical Platform.

Vision RT and Accuray launch first clinical use of AlignRT InBore on Helical Platform. By News Release Published Date: June 22, 2026 Vision RT and Accuray have announced a significant milestone in the clinical implementation of their AlignRT InBore technology, now successfully utilized on the Accuray Helical Platform. Clinique Générale-Beaulieu, a member of the Swiss Medical Network, is the inaugural institution to employ this innovative solution, setting a precedent in the global medical community. The Swiss Medical Network, comprising three sites and serving approximately 900 patients annually, intends to expand the application of AlignRT InBore for patients undergoing treatment for breast, prostate, gastrointestinal, and secondary cancers. This integration marks an advancement in bore-based helical radiotherapy available at the network's facilities. The AlignRT InBore system combines Vision RT's ceiling-mounted AlignRT camera system, used for patient setup, with a specialized multi-camera configuration mounted inside the treatment bore. This strategic combination ensures that patient visibility and tracking remain uninterrupted during setup, imaging, and treatment phases. Commenting on this development, Vision RT CEO Dr. Norman Smith stated, "AlignRT InBore on the Accuray Helical Platform represents a step further in our mission to make surface guidance universal across radiation therapy." Designed specifically for the Accuray Helical Platform, AlignRT InBore incorporates a 3 mm-thick ring within the bore, facilitating seamless integration into the treatment environment while ensuring continuous surface tracking. Piyush Pratap Singh, Director of Product Marketing at Accuray, emphasized the system's capacity to enhance treatment precision and operational efficiency, noting: "Bringing AlignRT InBore to the Accuray Helical Platform reflects our commitment to expanding a vendor-neutral ecosystem that supports advanced treatment workflows." Professor Oscar Matzinger, Medical Director of Radio-Oncology and Chief Medical Officer of the Swiss Medical Network, expressed pride in their pioneering role, stating, "This achievement reflects the successful collaboration between Vision RT, Accuray, and our department. By enabling continuous patient monitoring and supporting breath-hold treatments, this innovative technology complements the precision of Accuray helical delivery and enhances treatment quality and safety." This integration of AlignRT InBore reaffirms Vision RT's commitment to enhancing radiation therapy for optimized patient care, encompassing simulation, planning, treatment, and dosing processes.

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