Athlos Oy

Envea UK Ltd

Vasileios Grammatikakis

Konstantinos E Spartiotis

Michael Rigby

George Gennadios

Colin Baker

David Unitt

A wireless intraoral dental x-ray imaging sensor and method of use. The sensor optionally has a rechargeable battery located away from the edge of a PCB/ceramic substrate to enable encapsulation. The sensor has a compact microcontroller unit with several blocks including a radiolink, processing capacity, and a low power management system. Bit truncation and image compression take place on a readout substrate and/or on the MCU. External memory blocks allow for at least partial image storage for safety and as a backup.

Wireless intraoral x-ray imaging sensor

Wireless intraoral x-ray imaging sensor and method of imaging

Disclosed is an intraoral dental x-ray imaging sensor holder for Wireless IntraOral x-ray imaging Sensors ('WIOS'). The holder secures in place the WIOS from the hump on the backside of the WIOS corresponding to the battery. The holder with the WIOS attached can be painlessly and comfortably positioned inside the dental arch, since there are no brackets holding the WIOS from its edges, but instead from the battery hump. Additionally, the WIOS can be secured on the holder in reverse (rotated by 180 degrees) thus adding flexibility and versatility during intraoral x-ray imaging.

Wireless intra oral sensor holder

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Sawtry, United Kingdom

Vasileios Grammatikakis