Technology | April 17, 2015

Digital detector hardware designed for multiple vendors’ offerings

April 17, 2015 — Rayence Inc. announced that it has expanded its product offering for digital detector solutions to include digital radiography (DR) upgrade packages for analog portable X-ray machines. The packages include hardware that accommodates Rayence wireless digital detectors and is designed for an array of portable X-ray units including those manufactured by GE, Siemens, Shimadzu, Dynarad, MinXray and SourceRay.

The DR upgrade packages include a choice of Rayence’s 14x17-inch “A” or “C” Series wireless detectors equipped with Rayence’s enhanced XmaruView V1 software in either a laptop or tablet PC.

For more information: www.rayenceusa.com


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