Varex Imaging Corporation

Endace Technology Limited

Endance Technology Limited

Donnelly, Stephen

Earl, David

Allen, Maxwell

Coddington, Anthony

Wilson, Stuart

Maxwell John Allen

Stuart Wilson

David William Earl

Stephen Frank Donnelly

Anthony Coddington

Carlo Alberto Tognina

Rudiger Schwartz

William Brier

Ivan Petrov Mollov

Arundhuti Ganguly

Michelle Richmond

Paul Pryor

Steven Freestone

Paul Kenneth Kuhn

Isaias Job

Christy Patterson

Tyler Wilson

William Hornof

Martin Klausmeier-Brown

Cameron Love

Gregg Hawkes

Some embodiments include an x-ray detector, comprising a housing; a sensor array disposed in the housing and configured to generate image data in response to incident x-rays; a control logic disposed in the housing; a connector interface integrated with the housing; and an adapter removably couplable to the connector interface; wherein: the control logic is configurable to operate in a plurality of operating modes; and for a first operating mode of the operating modes, the control logic is configured to process the image data and/or transmit the image data through the adapter differently than for a second operating mode of the operating modes.

Modular x-ray detectors and systems

A high speed intelligent network recorder for recording a plurality of flows of network data packets into and out of a computer network over a relevant data time window is disclosed. The high speed intelligent network recorder includes a printed circuit board; a high speed network switching device mounted to the printed circuit board; and an X column by Y row array of a plurality of intelligent hard drives with micro-computers mounted to the printed circuit board and coupled in parallel with the high speed network switching device.

High speed intelligent network recording systems

Methods for intelligent load balancing and high speed intelligent network recorders

Intelligent load balancing and high speed intelligent network recorders

An example imaging device for generating an image is disclosed. The device may include an imaging detector array configured to collect charges during a radiation exposure at the imaging detector array. The device may include a signal generator coupled with the imaging detector array. The signal generator may be configured to generate a detection signal based on the charges collected by the imaging detector array. The device may include an accelerometer configured to generate an acceleration signal indicative of external forces applied to the imaging device. The device may further include a signal processor coupled with the signal generator and the accelerometer. In response to a determination that the acceleration signal is below a predetermined disturbance threshold and the detection signal exceeds a predetermined threshold, the signal processor may be configured to generate the image based on the detection signal.

Imager with bump detection

An X-ray imaging detector comprises at least one wireless transceiver configured to download study data from at least one external server, a digital image sensor configured to generate a plurality of signals in response to x-rays incident on the imaging detector, and at least one processor communicatively coupled to the imaging detector and the radio. The at least one processor is configured to receive the plurality of signals and generate a digital representation of an x-ray image based on the plurality of signals and associate the digital representation to the study data.

X-ray imaging detector with independently sleepable processors

Some embodiments include determining a value of an identified pixel of a plurality of pixels of an image from a detector; determining a noise value based on the value of the identified pixel and the detector; determining a range based on the noise value and the value of the identified pixel; comparing the range and a value of at least one pixel of the pixels other than the identified pixel; and adjusting the value of the identified pixel in response to the comparison.

Aberrant pixel detection and correction

An X-ray sensing apparatus includes a detector array configured to generate a plurality of signals in response to x-rays incident on the detector array during an exposure period; a high-clock logic device communicatively coupled to the detector array; a low-clock logic device communicatively coupled to the high-clock logic device; an accelerometer communicatively coupled to the low-clock logic device; and a processor communicatively coupled to the high-clock logic device. The low-clock logic device is configured to receive an acceleration signal from the accelerometer; determine that the acceleration signal corresponds to a wake gesture; and, in response to determining that the acceleration signal corresponds to the wake gesture, send a first power state change signal to the processor and a second power state change signal to the high-clock logic device.

Hand-held X-ray sensor with gesture-activated wake function

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Redwood City, CA, United States of America

Maxwell John Allen