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Using carbon nanotubes, we are challenging every existing barrier to traditional X-ray imaging through our Nano Electronic X-ray (NEX) Technology.
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World-leading Nano Electronic X-ray Technology

Micro-X’s patented X-ray technology is smaller, lighter, faster and more precise than anything the world has seen before, creating new opportunities for industries.

Our technology is the future of X-ray.

380
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Medical X-ray devices
in use globally

35

Countries using ourproprietary technology

29

Years of emitter lifetime
proven in testing

6,000
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X-rays taken in a day by one Rover on Ukraine frontlines

Rover Plus

Medical

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Custom Solutions

Service

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Head CT

Medical

Checkpoints

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Security

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Driving positive change for a better tomorrow

Micro-X creates revolutionary 
X-ray technology to better lives.

Our Purpose
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Transforming Industries

Find out how Micro-X is creating new opportunities for industries across the world.

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Our success lies in our people

They’re the visionaries and innovators behind our X-ray technology, products, culture and ethos.

Meet the team

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Micro-X Rover Set to Make College Basketball Debut
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April 3, 2025

Discover how the Micro-X Rover, a revolutionary portable X-ray system, is making its debut at the NCAA Final Four in San Antonio. Learn how it’s transforming sports medicine by delivering hospital-quality imaging directly to athletes.

2025 Newsletter 1
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April 2, 2025

From expanding the reach of our lightweight mobile X-ray solutions to progressing our game-changing CT imaging technology, 2025 will be about commercial success and delivering benefits to patients and clinicians globally.

Presentation to 2025 ASMIRT Conference
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April 1, 2025

See the presentation given by Chief Operating Officer Anthony Skeats to medical radiation professionals from across Australia and New Zealand on the development of miniaturised CT for stroke detection that can be retrofitted into a standard air or road ambulance.