Technology | November 24, 2014

Latest products include an improved Universal Viewer

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November 24 —Novarad will display its latest advancements at the Radiological Society of North America’s (RSNA) 2014 conference, with anticipated products including: an improved MARZ Universal Viewer, a redesigned user interface and NovaGlass, a service that enables users to view images on any device.

The latest version of the MARZ Universal Viewer will introduce a user-friendly layout and more advanced tools. With the viewer’s new features, users can access their images instantly and have the ability to upload images on the fly.

To further enable connectivity and mobility within the medical field, NovaGlass will allow users to run the company’s enterprise viewer on any device and access it from any location with an Internet connection.

Novarad is also introducing a new orbital user interface for use in many of its software programs. The product is optimized for low-light reading environments and is viewer configurable through its drag-and-drop interface.

For more information: www.novarad.net 


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