
Tesla Vision for MRT
Tesla Vision Projector for MRIs
MRT Entertainment is not a luxury, but an advantage for workflows and profitability!
THE PROBLEM
Anxiety and movement interfere with MRI diagnostics
Many patients find MRI scans frightening and unpleasant. According to one study, 37% of respondents report moderate to severe anxiety during the scan (Katz et al., 1994).
Anxiety and restlessness make it harder to lie still, which is necessary for the scan. Movement causes artefacts and reduces image quality. Törnqvist et al. (2006) showed that calming measures significantly reduced motion artefacts: from 15.4% to 4.0%.
If motion artefacts lead to repeated sequences, the scan time increases and valuable MRI capacity is blocked. Rescans not only place an additional burden on patients and staff but also reduce operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
In Europe, HappyMed is the exclusive distribution partner for Tesla Vision.

MRI World Is Changing
Improve the patient experience where it matters most.

Longer examinations, more rescans and more aborted procedures6
Tesla Vision calms patients, provides positive distraction and creates a more relaxed MRI experience — without medication.5
The world of MRI is changing. Thanks to better magnets and AI software, scan times are getting shorter while scan volumes are increasing. But patients’ anxiety is also growing. Even the most modern scanners and large-tube systems cannot prevent this: studies show that almost 30% of patients feel anxious or restless during an MRI examination. This impairs both imaging and efficiency.
Every rescan ties up additional MRI time and staff. Scans take longer, the next patient waits longer and the available scanning capacity decreases. For MRI centres, this means less predictable workflows, higher costs and unused capacity potential.
MRI RESCAN ANALYSIS
The underestimated influence of rescans
Many centres do not record the rescan rate at all, or only do so incompletely. They have hardly any internal processes in place to systematically check how often and to what extent repeats are necessary. As a result, the problem usually remains invisible – as do the economic consequences.
MRI manufacturers do not offer a function in their software to document or evaluate rescans. They classify this as a ‘user problem’.
A better scan experience becomes a competitive advantage. Anxiety and restlessness affect not only the scanning process but also patients' perception.
A more pleasant MRI experience helps to increase satisfaction, reduce the appointment cancellation rate and improve acceptance of future scans.
Profitability
How quickly does the Tesla Vision Projector pay for itself, and what increase in profits is possible?
A customer from the USA reports an 87% reduction in rescans and a payback period of just a few months for the Tesla Vision projector.

how tesla vision helps
A More Pleasant MRI Experience for Everyone Involved
Tesla Vision creates a more pleasant scanning environment for patients while supporting a calmer, more efficient MRI workflow. Audiovisual distraction reduces anxiety and restlessness, which helps avoid unnecessary interruptions.
For Patients
Creates a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere
Makes the MRI tunnel appear visually larger
Calms patients and enriches the MRI experience
Entertains with passive and narrative content
Diverts attention away from the MRI
Reduces patients' anxiety and tension
For RTs
Reduces costly rescans and patient movement
No patient contact with the equipment
Eliminates the need to prepare patients with the system
Increases patient satisfaction
For the Centre
Increases efficiency and revenue while saving time and staff resources
More relaxed patients: a more pleasant MRI experience creates greater satisfaction and trust
Better experiences lead to better reviews
Smooth workflow: fewer delays keep staff and schedules on track
Evaluation
Excellent Acceptance Among Patients and RTs

Evaluation with 60 patients at the Meidling Diagnostic Centre (Vienna)
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Evaluation with 9 RTs at the Meidling Diagnostic Centre (Vienna)
The Tesla Vision projector was developed specifically for use in MRI environments. It displays calming scenes and videos that offer patients an immersive experience. It is already in use in over 200 centres worldwide. As an MR Conditional system, it operates safely near MRI scanners with a field strength of up to 3.0 Tesla and fits diameters from 60 to 80 cm. Once started, Tesla Vision runs all day long.
TESTIMONIALS
Customer Testimonials from the United States
Product details
Contact-Free & Hygienic
The Tesla Vision projector was developed specifically for use in MRI environments. It displays calming scenes and videos that give patients an immersive experience. It is already in use in more than 200 centres worldwide. As an MR Conditional system, it operates safely near MRI scanners with a field strength of up to 3.0 Tesla and fits bore diameters of 60 to 80 cm. Once started, Tesla Vision runs all day.
Easy setup and integration in less than 2 hours
Compatible with existing MRI systems
Calming content for all age groups
Improved patient experience
Competitive advantage for your centre
Demonstrates a patient-centred approach
Flexible content customisation
Intuitive operation from the control room
Video
Tesla Vision in Action
See how Tesla Vision calms patients, reduces rescans and makes everyday work easier for MRI technologists.
Flexible OEM Compatibility





FREE TRIAL
Try Tesla Vision Free for 14 Days
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How the Trial Works:
Request and Phone Call
Send us a request with your contact details. We will then call you, discuss a few details and arrange a delivery date right away. (Please note the 14-day lead time!)
Installation
Installation takes less than 2 hours. We carry it out completely for you. Afterwards, we give you and your team a short introduction.
Trial
You can use the device without restrictions and try it free for 30 days. During the trial period, all features and all media are fully available to you.
Feedback Call and Quote
After the 30 days, we talk with you about your experience. If you are not convinced, we will collect the device at our expense. If you are enthusiastic about the Tesla Vision projector, you will receive a quote and can keep the trial device right away.
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You can choose the start date for the trial.
Installation takes a maximum of 2 hours and is carried out entirely by us.
The Tesla Vision Projector is ready to use immediately.
Comprehensive trial. All features and media are fully available.
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- Philips – Enhancing the MRI experience for patients and staff – https://www.usa.philips.com/healthcare/technology/mri-patient-staff-experience
- Herlev Hospital, in Denmark, reported a 70% reduction in rescans on a scanner with Ambient Experience and In-bore Connect compared to the average number of rescans reported on the other five on-site Philips MR scanners without Ambient Experience and In-bore Connect.
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- Katz RC, Wilson L, Frazer N. Anxiety and its determinants in patients undergoing magnetic resonance imaging. Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry. 1994;25(2):131-134. doi:10.1016/0005-7916(94)90005-1.
- Törnqvist E, Mansson A, Larsson EM, Hallström I. Impact of extended written information on patient anxiety and image motion artifacts during magnetic resonance imaging. Acta Radiologica. 2006;47(5):474-480. doi:10.1080/02841850600690355.
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