GE Signa Artist 1.5T

GE Signa Artist 1.5T – General Information

The GE Signa Artist 1.5T is a smart and flexible MRI scanner made to improve your workflow and patient care. It combines powerful imaging, easy setup, and a comfortable design. With built-in tools like AIR Coils and SIGNA Works software, it helps you scan faster and get clear images every time.

The GE Signa Artist 1.5T is made for all kinds of patients and exams—making your job easier and improving results.

Flexible coils for better comfort

The scanner uses AIR™ Coils, which are soft, light, and flexible. They adjust to different body shapes, making the scan more comfortable for patients and easier for staff to set up.

• Fits all patient sizes 
• 30-channel AIR™ Anterior Array Coil gives strong signals 
• Works for many scan types, like body, heart, and joints 

With AIR Touch™, the system also picks the best coil settings automatically—saving time and reducing mistakes.

Clear images, fast scans

The GE Signa Artist 1.5T delivers clear, high-quality images using Total Digital Imaging (TDI), which helps reduce noise and improve signal strength. With smart scan tools like HyperSense, it shortens exam times without sacrificing image detail. 

The system offers up to 25% better image quality and supports 2D, 3D, and motion-corrected imaging. This means more accurate results with fewer scan errors—all while keeping your workflow fast and efficient.

Ready for all exam types

The scanner comes with a full set of imaging tools through SIGNA™Works. It supports brain, spine, body, heart, and joint scans—all with fast setup and smart automation.

• Easy brain scans with motion correction 
• Body imaging without breath-holds 
• Cardiac exams in under 10 minutes 
• Full-body vascular scans in 6 minutes 

Each tool helps you scan more patients in less time.

The GE Signa Artist 1.5T is compact, energy-efficient, and easy to upgrade. It fits into most MRI rooms and helps reduce power use over time.

This MRI is a smart, flexible scanner that makes scanning faster, easier, and more comfortable, for both patients and staff.

You can also read more about MRIs to prepare yourself for your next purchase. For example, you can read our Guide to MRI Scanners and if you’re interested to find out what DOT means, read our blog post What Is TIM in MRI and How Does It Differ from TIM + DOT?