Medphoton, a Brainlab Company

🔬 Science makes the spooky less scary 🎃— the Loop-X brings what’s hidden inside the body into clear view. Using advanced CBCT technology, it turns the mysteries of our anatomy into detailed, accurate images, transforming the unknown into essential knowledge for better patient care. #medtech #medphoton #halloween #science #medicalimaging

🌄 Gemeinsam nach oben: Wenn Teamwork Berge versetzt! 🏔️ "Jeder Schritt zählt, wenn man den Gipfel erreichen will – und genau das haben unsere Kollegen kürzlich am Untersberg bewiesen! 🚶♂️🌲 Mit vereinter Kraft haben sie nicht nur steile Anstiege gemeistert, sondern auch ihre Zusammenarbeit auf ein neues Level gebracht sowie den Teamgeist, die Ausdauer und den Zusammenhalt gestärkt! 💪 Zusammen wachsen, gemeinsam Herausforderungen meistern – ob auf dem Berg oder im Berufsalltag. 🏞️"

Meet Lisa Bari, our Head of Production and someone we are proud to call part of our team. Lisa has been with Medphoton for 9 years, gaining incredible insights and expertise along the way. Watch the full video to learn more about her role as Head of Production as well as her work on the board of SLW-Ugandahilfe Bayern und Tirol e.V., a charity organization that supports the St. Clare Children's Home in Uganda: https://lnkd.in/gKgrvejM #wearebrainlab #medtech #munich

#ICCR2024 International Conference on the use of Computers in Radiation Therapy (ICCR): We, Medphoton, a Brainlab Company are thrilled to be represented by Francesco Maria Russo and the #RAPTOR Project. 🤩 #medphoton #cbct #research

At Medphoton, a Brainlab company, we invent cutting-edge medical technologies for intraoperative imaging. That is why we are thrilled to announce that the mobile imaging robot, Loop-X, developed by Medphoton, is being used to further the research on the optimization of smart operating rooms. Principle investigator Mathias Unberath, Benjamin Killeen and the rest of the team at the Johns Hopkins Department of Computer Science Advanced Robotics and Computationally AugmenteD Environments (ARCADE) Lab from the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering are using Loop-X to develop an autonomous, integrated system that can automatically take and interpret X-ray scans. Their goal is to expand the capabilities of smart operating rooms and simplify complicated procedures. Read the full press release for more details here: https://lnkd.in/g4su3GqA #medtech #medicalresearch Image Credit: Will Kirk / Johns Hopkins 

We're #hiring a new Product Manager X-Ray Imaging in Salzburg/Austria! Apply now - we can't wait to enrich our team with your personal and professional skills and talents! #productmanagement #medphoton #medicalimaging #cbct