A 3D camera captures trigger marks on a CT rotating component to determine vibration without removing the end cover.
Coordinated dual slide mechanisms move the X-ray generator to resolve stability issues caused by heavy loads during wide-range imaging adjustments.
Integrating a transparent resistive heater into the compression plate warms the contact surface, eliminating patient discomfort from cold equipment.
A fluoroscopic imaging apparatus uses a motion-axis selection switch to control relative location shifting between the imaging element and table.
Positioning the controller radially outward on the gantry maintains operator access while arms rotate, resolving accessibility trade-offs.
Control unit moves X-ray detector along the arm axis to maintain a fixed distance from the subject surface.
An X-ray device uses a sound output portion to emit auditory signals during irradiation.
An automated X-ray tube scanner employs a 3D range sensor to determine patient geometry, eliminating manual positioning errors and reducing repeated exposures.
A method aligns the isocenter of a medical imaging device with an examination region to enable precise 3D reconstruction.