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Nanox ARC

Nanox shares skyrocket on back of FDA approval for X-ray system

01.05.23|CTech
The Israeli medical imaging company received clearance for Nanox.ARC, a stationary X-ray system intended to produce tomographic images
צילום ריאות CT

Facebook's algorithm exposes its human side by sharing AI models for predicting Covid-19 deterioration

15.01.21|Ron Friedman
The company’s artificial intelligence researchers developed models that use x-rays to anticipate the progression of the disease in a patient and help hospitals prepare
Ran Poliakine Musashi

After becoming Israel's newest unicorn, what's next for Nanox?

24.08.20|CTech
Despite having yet to earn significant revenue or receiving FDA approval for its lightweight X-ray scanners, the company's shares surged on Nasdaq
רן פוליאקין מנכ"ל ננוקס

Nanox announces completion of $110 million series B financing round

28.07.20|Hagar Ravet
Israeli medical imaging company will deploy its digital x-ray device in 13 countries
רן פוליאקין מנכ"ל ננוקס

SK Telecom is investing $20 million in Israel-based Nanox

04.06.20|Meir Orbach
Partners plan to launch a South Korean subsidiary to produce semiconductors for Nanox’s digital X-ray device
מגן קרינה רובוטי ראדיאקשן

Radiation Protection Company Radiaction Raises $18 Million

20.01.20|Hagar Ravet
The company’s technology applies the radiation protection to the X-ray device itself to block scattered radiation, instead of requiring the medical staff to don protective gear
רופא סיני צילום רנטגן

Japan's Rigaku to Acquire X-Ray Analysis Startup XwinSys

21.07.19|Adi Pick
XwinSys will serve as Rigaku’s development arm in Israel. Rigaku is expected to invest $20 million in the company over the next five years