Technical Description
The invention is a low-cost, hybrid multi-modal imaging system incorporating an optically coupled detector for preclinical research which consists of nearly five imaging techniques such as radiography, computed tomography, fluoroscopy, X-ray excited optical luminescence (XEOL), fluorescence using single system. A high-frame-rate CMOS camera captures light deflected by a mirror from a movable scintillator or automated optical filter array to execute five distinct imaging modalities within a single system.
Problems Addressed
- Prohibitively high manufacturing costs
- Interference or operational fragmentation
- Sluggish readout times of flat panel detectors
- Poor conversion efficiency and spatial resolution
Tech Features
- Five-in-One Modality Platform
- Thallium-Doped Cesium Iodide Scintillator
- High-Speed Back-Illuminated CMOS Detector
- Automated Component Shifting Mechanism
- Radiation-Safe Optically Coupled Deflection
- Variable Geometric Microscope Magnification
Target Audience
- Small Animal Medical Facilities
- Nanotech & Gene Expression Developers
- Pharmacological & Drug Delivery Study Centers
- Preclinical Research Labs & Molecular Biologists
Tech ID: P22-2105 TRL 8 Patent Status: Granted Available For Exclusive and Non-exclusive License
