The first-ever 3D, color X-rays were tested on a human by New Zealand Scientists, using technology that promises to enhance medical diagnostics in oncology, cardiology, neurology and orthopedics.
The startup also revealed its new research on Textray, which the company claims to be the “most comprehensive Artificial Intelligent research till now.” This is all working towards developing their new product which is currently capable of identifying 40 clinical findings as a result of training via 2 million images.
The European XFEL is now online. Built to be the world's largest facility to house the most powerful x-ray lasers that can be produced, the XFEL would contribute to a better understanding of molecular and chemical process by imaging particles.
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