Oct 30 2010
3D Diagnostic Imaging is launching a handy sensing system that has been devised at St. Andrews and Dundee universities. The device is capable of scanning dental caries, eliminating X-ray procedures and filling methodologies. Isle of Man-based 3D Diagnostic Imaging company markets its products under the brand image of CarieScan from Dundee-oriented office.
Dental Decay Scanning Sensors
The company proclaimed that it has enhanced its funds and plans to establish its market on Alternative Investment Market in London from 22 November, 2010. This financial trade will increase the market value of the company, and the investment will advance its production potentiality, lowering the sensor manufacturing costs.
The products will be made available to the Canadian and US dentists, and the company has already signed a contract with Patterson Dental, a supplier of the product. According to the company, it will further widen the technology accessibility for the prior identification of cancerous melanomas, osteoporosis, building corrosions and for detecting battery status in electric vehicles.
According to James Noble, chairman at 3D Diagnostic Imaging, the company has achieved an advancing platform, and its crucial objectives can be established by trading in AIM to gain additional financial support to attain its goal.