Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Medical Imaging",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Development kit puts 3D models in PDFs from
Visual Technology Services, which we summarised at the time by saying "Data analysis and 3D visualisation applications using VTK can now easily be extended to publish interactive PDF documents".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Sensor suits medical imaging applications from
Fogale Nanotech: "Fogale Nanotech's Body Angel provides both an anti-collision safety function and can simultaneously perform 3D contouring of the patient for higher efficiency".
In September 2007, we covered the news from Motion Control Products
concerning its SPii Plus Control Module
- take a look at Motion control distribution deal reached
which says: "ACS Motion Control's integrated drives are software configurable for AC servo, brushless DC or brushed DC motors".
Take a look also at the news release from Southco, Positioning mechanisms suit medical applications,
as well as Clean room facility produces cleaning rollers from Hiawatha Rubber Company,
and Motors autofocus cameras from Heason Technologies Group.
See also:
Machine vision cameras offer high image quality
(May 2007)
The Genie HM640, HM1024 and HM1400 GigE machine vision cameras offer excellent image quality at high speeds
Collaboration is key to in-house award
(April 2007)
ITI best practices for new product development have helped Hitachi Medical to capture a prestigious in-house innovation award
Medical company receives innovation award
(February 2007)
Hitachi Medical Corporation (HMC) has received the 2006 Innovation Award from its parent organisation, Hitachi, recognising the most innovative product and process developed for the year
Camera spans industry, entertainment and R and D
(January 2007)
Toshiba's IK-TU51 camera provides real-time imaging with 10bit digital signal processing
Four new members for vision association
(November 2006)
UKIVA is delighted to welcome four new members, whose activities in the field of imaging reflect the breadth of imaging applications throughout imaging and science
Rapid tooling speeds medical equipment to market
(October 2006)
Space Puzzle Molding is a hybrid technique of joint rapid tooling and rapid prototyping technologies, and provides low-cost, simplified moulding tools made of aluminium
Association aims to attract scientists
(August 2006)
The UKIVA is expanding its scope of activity to actively encourage companies involved in scientific imaging applications to become members
Machine vision cameras add latest interfaces
(June 2006)
With the launch of the new Scout and Pioneer camera families, Basler Technologies will introduce two new interface technologies to the marketplace
Shohet and Bowman add to medical technology
(May 2006)
International technology consultancy Scientific Generics has appointed two more experts to the company's growing medical technology sector
Cameras cover applications across the board
(March 2006)
The Videology Imaging Solutions range of cameras and accessories is now available from Multipix Imaging
Industrial camera comes with gigabit Ethernet
(November 2005)
The mvBlueCougar is an exciting new camera from Germany's vision specialist Matrix Vision
Infra-red cameras tackle many applications
(October 2005)
Electrophysics has introduced its PV-320 series of infra-red imagers, which is suitable for a variety of applications including temperature analysis, NDT, medical imaging and metrology
Monitors are made for medical imaging
(March 2005)
Trident is introducing a medical monitor range following its extended agreement with Planar Systems, allowing it to deliver focused, design-in-distributor services to medical equipment developers
Interface offers co-ordinated multi-axis control
(February 2005)
SynqNet is an all-digital motion control interface designed to replace the noise-prone +/-10V analogue interface for controllers and servo drives
Top resolution for infra-red area camera
(January 2005)
Sensors Unlimited (SUI), specializing in near-infrared imaging since 1991, has developed an extremely high-resolution area camera for capturing images in the 900 nm to1700 nm waveband range
Non-contact checkweigher proven on powder line
(November 2004)
What is claimed to be the first non-contact check-weighing system to be used within a pharmaceutical powder filling line has been developed by BOC Edwards Pharmaceutical Systems
Video cameras take CameraLink onboard
(September 2004)
A new range of digital cameras conforming to the CameraLink interface standard includes ultracompact, lightweight VGA and XGA versions, and high-resolution variants
Area scan camera aids image analysis
(August 2004)
The new Pantera TF 1M60 from Dalsa is a high-resolution, 12bit, 1K x 1K digital area scan camera that combines unmatched dynamic range with astonishing speed
Software simplifies medical analyser design
(July 2004)
UK-based Astron Clinica has used Matlab to develop an imaging technology that is designed for the early diagnosis of skin cancer
Upgrade for handheld oscilloscopes
(January 2004)
The new upgraded Fluke ScopeMeter handheld oscilloscopes, with enhanced sensitivity and a new troubleshooting feature, are now available from TTi (Thurlby Thandar Instruments)
Handheld scopes speed medical servicing
(November 2003)
Dual-input colour and monochrome handheld oscilloscopes have features especially designed for engineers servicing medical imaging and high-resolution medical video equipment
Mathcad aids image analysis
(August 2003)
From cancer cells to UFOs, Advanced Digital Imaging Research uses Mathcad to analyse images
Award funds MRI development work
(July 2003)
Supertron Technologies has won a funding award from the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Advanced Technology Programme to design and build the next generation of MRI array coils
Handheld instruments gain more functions
(May 2003)
Fluke has upgraded its dual-input colour handheld oscilloscopes with enhanced sensitivity and a new troubleshooting feature, and has launched four new colour and monochrome models
Speedy access to bespoke rubber rollers
(April 2003)
Close tolerance, application specific moulded rubber rollers requiring special surface finishes are available from Hiawatha Rubber
DSP circuit in (motion) control
(December 2002)
DSPLogix is a novel DSP circuit from NanoVia that allows users to modify, convert or optimise signals used in motion control hardware
Bulletin covers all-inclusive servos
(April 2002)
A free updated and expanded six-page product bulletin from Pittman profiles Elcom ST (Series N2300) slotted brushless DC servo motors
Planar boosts options for medical market
(March 2002)
Planar Systems is to acquire Dome Imaging Systems
Video sequence capture utility for frame grabber
(February 2002)
MuTech has added a new video sequence capture utility named MV-500-SEQ to its MV-500 frame grabber series
Thermographic maps of people created by camera
(September 2001)
A research project nw being undertaken by the University of Glamorgan to produce thermographic reference maps of healthy people as a benchmark for medical analysis uses a Flir thermal imaging camera
Chief Financial Officer appointed
(September 2000)
SolidWorks Corporation has announced the appointment of Joseph E Esposito as Chief Financial Officer, responsible for all financial and legal activities at the company
Gaming chip counter relies on affordable encoders
(February 2000)
Active Silicon's vision systems are ideal for the automatic sorting of valuable, high volume items which need to reconciled with absolute accuracy