Jun 29, 2026 · 20 min · 11 segments
Mars Bioimaging has developed a mobile colour CT for high quality scanning of hands and wrists. It has FDA approval in the US and is selling to the orthopaedic & emergency markets in the US & NZ. Ojas…
Ojas MahapatraGuest
Jenny MorrellHost
They are like the big donut machines where you put a body through to get scans.
I'm sure you remember Kodak used to make a large printing press where we used to go and take photos out.
But this one can be placed in a GP's office or an orthopedic surgeon's office.
And when a patient walks in, they are able to do a scan right there, straight away.
And our system does not need any lid-coated rooms, so you can literally sip coffee next to it when it is scanning.
I don't want to get too much into technical details, but, you know, x-rays are black and white.
They are like the big donut machines where you put a body through to get scans.
I'm sure you remember Kodak used to make a large printing press where we used to go and take photos out.
But this one can be placed in a GP's office or an orthopedic surgeon's office.
And when a patient walks in, they are able to do a scan right there, straight away.
And our system does not need any lid-coated rooms, so you can literally sip coffee next to it when it is scanning.
I don't want to get too much into technical details, but, you know, x-rays are black and white.
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