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🩻 @Micro__X is reaping the rewards of more than two decades of cold cathode X-ray research, with a portable head CT scanner for stroke detection now in clinical trials at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.
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CEO Kingsley Hall and COO Anthony Skeats are on the latest AUScelerate podcast talking about the beginning, where MX1 is now, and the future of CT.
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What makes Micro-X's Head CT different? Episode 2 of our #InsideHeadCT series explores the Nano Electronic X-ray mini tube - the carbon nanotube technology enabling our unique CT architecture and portable imaging. Watch: youtu.be/CPPifzSwYDs #MedTech #Radiology #Innovation
What should hospitals consider when evaluating a mobile DR system? Our latest blog explores the key factors shaping modern mobile DR evaluation and how new technologies bring imaging closer to the patient. bit.ly/4uwUaHA #Radiology #MobileDR #MedicalImaging #MedTech
Micro-X has achieved a major milestone in its ARPA-H Full Body CT program, completing the critical design review and securing a $1.6M milestone payment. The program now advances to manufacture of the first full-size engineering prototype. #MedicalImaging #CT $MX1
Micro-X has commenced its human imaging study for the Head CT scanner with first patient images taken. Read more: cdn-api.markitdigital.com/ap…
Micro-X CEO Kingsley Hall will present at #HealthInvest in Syd, Wed 3 Jun hosted by @ir_department, @morgansAU, @StockheadAU & @AusBiotech. Kingsley will share how $MX1 is changing health & security imaging with advanced Nano Electronic X-ray technology. shorturl.at/LPfyW
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Health Check by Tim Boreham: @InvionLimited jumps 40% after pivoting to tackle the eye disease that defeated Opthea.
@IslandPharma prepares to kick off its Marburg dose study and @Micro__X lands a $1.3 million contract extension.
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On this day in 2019, Micro-X made our first X-ray tube using a carbon nanotube cold cathode emitter - a milestone many had tried to reach before us. We proved the technology first in X-ray. Now we’re pushing further with world-first 3D CT using cold cathode CNT technology.
What does it take to rethink CT imaging from the ground up? Hear the story behind Micro-X’s Head CT Scanner development; combining advanced engineering, carbon nanotube X-ray technology and clinical ambition youtu.be/h-RU1tnU9jk
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@Micro__X reports a milestone-heavy March quarter, with progress across its Head CT clinical program, US-funded development work and commercial momentum for its Rover mobile X-ray system.
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In Australia’s outback, doctors are testing mobile brain scanners that can tell clots from bleeds in minutes — potentially transforming stroke care. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Advancing airport security.
Micro-X Baggage CT is progressing under @dhsscitech Screening at Speed, with prototypes undergoing laboratory testing.
Focused on throughput, detection and experience.
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CEO Kingsley Hall participated in an @AmChamAU panel discussing the rise of advanced manufacturing in Australia. Micro-X is proud to be playing our part in Australia's manufacturing evolution, creating world-leading X-ray innovations to better lives. #innovation #asx #medtech
Through Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health PARADIGM, Micro-X is developing a portable Full Body CT (up to US$16.4M contract). Early test bench milestones complete.
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