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7 medical imaging suppliers across 6 states and provinces in 2 countries. Profiles show capabilities, materials, certifications, and facility locations so you can compare shops and build a shortlist.

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ADIPOSS LTD

PLAN-LES-OUATES

Adiposs is a biotech start-up and spin-off from the University of Geneva, incorporated in the Canton of Geneva, Switzerland. It is developing ImageBAT®, a first-in-class contrast agent for brown fat and the first diagnostic imaging product to identify patients with increased risks of cancer progression, higher risk of treatment failure and shorter survival. Its core team consists of four biotech entrepreneurs with over 80 years of combined drug development experience.

contrast agent developmentdrug development

Clario provides clinical trial technology and endpoint solutions, including cardiac safety, eCOA, medical imaging, precision motion monitoring with the Opal wearable sensor system, and respiratory solutions. The Opal V2R is a research-grade wearable sensor powered by APDM for measuring objective digital endpoints of mobility.

blood pressure monitoringclinical trial softwaredigital endpoint measurementECG monitoringeCOAspirometrywearable sensor technology

ASTRANU INC

NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ

Astranu is transforming healthcare through next-generation imaging technology. Powered by proprietary breakthrough technology developed at Nokia Bell Labs, the company is working to enhance, accelerate, and streamline the diagnosis and treatment experience for patients and physicians. Its integrated OCT platform applies telecom industry know-how, materials and components to healthcare, reducing the size and cost of high performance Optical Coherence Tomography.

Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)optics and opto-electronics integrationphotonics

CREARE LLC

HANOVER, NH

Creare is an engineering research and development company based in Hanover, New Hampshire. For over 50 years, its engineers, technicians, and machinists have developed technologies for government and corporate customers, from initial concept to deployed systems, with innovations transitioned through licensing, specialized products, and spin-off companies.

additive manufacturingcomposites fabricationComputational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)cryocoolersheat exchangerslaboratory and field testingmachining technologynon-contact measurement inspectionpower conversion electronicsprecision fabricationprototype designsensors and control systemssignal processingsoftware developmentstamping and formingstructural analysis

EPIX INC

BUFFALO GROVE, IL

EPIX, Inc. designs and manufactures frame grabbers, cameras, image acquisition and processing software, camera kits, and video to disk computer systems for machine vision, medical imaging, and high speed video analysis applications. The company also sells and services third party cameras and can create custom cameras, frame grabbers, and software.

camera design and manufacturingcustom camera, frame grabber, and software designdesign and manufacture of frame grabbershigh speed video analysisimage acquisition and processingmachine visionsoftware development

ICON is a clinical research organisation providing outsourced clinical development and commercialisation services to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device industries. It offers clinical, consulting and commercial services across sectors including biotech, government and public health, medical devices and pharmaceuticals, and has contributed to over 60 FDA/EMA approved therapies in oncology CGT in the last 5 years.

analytical method development and validationclinical developmentclinical trialsformulation developmentglobal depot and distributionpackaging and labellingRegulatory Affairssmall-batch manufacturingstability testingtranslation and linguistic validation

Imagine Scientific, Inc. is a spin-off from astrophysics research that has developed a patented, breakthrough monochromatic x-ray mammography instrument for diagnostic breast imaging. The technology offers sensitivity, spatial resolution, low-dose imaging, and ease of use, and is intended as a 2-D and 3-D diagnostic tool to detect cancerous lesions in dense breasts while reducing screening doses by more than 85%.

mammographymonochromatic x-ray imaging

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