Technology | May 14, 2006

The ImageGrid 200 establishes a new entry-level DICOM-standard storage category by combining an enterprise-class operating system with a compact casing and versatile tower design.

Purpose-built for imaging clinics maintaining a single modality, such as cardiology, orthopedic, chiropractic and other imaging acquisition practices, the ImageGrid 200 affords image management with robust hardware configuration using best-of-breed components and a Web-based user interface. The system features storage capacities of 250 or 500 GB mirrored disk configurations and embedded PACS functionality that replaces complex servers and applications.

The ImageGrid 700 serves as an “Image Delivery Gateway” for all DICOM-compliant imaging modalities with sophisticated image workflow management capabilities enabled by its grid architecture and replication engine.

Installing in minutes using DHCP, the ImageGrid 700 hardware is preloaded with the Candelis appliance operating system which includes a high-value feature-set of customizable routing, replication for offsite radiologists and referring physicians and a Web-based self-monitoring system.


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