Our world-leading Nano Electronic X-ray (NEX) Technology forms the core of a common platform for all our products, delivering quality digital imaging through proprietary high-voltage X-ray tubes and high-voltage generators.
Micro-X develops and commercializes innovative products for global health and security markets. We create revolutionary X-ray imaging to better lives.
With a vertically integrated design and production facility in Adelaide, Australia and a strong technical and commercial team based in Seattle, USA, we are focused on delivering exceptional innovative products to underpin our commercial growth.
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Scott Power, Morgans Financial
1800 777 946
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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.
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.
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.
