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11/30/2025

Visit at booth 1802 at to see the system that took the first human X-ray in space!

It was captured during SpaceX's private mission on April 2, 2025. The Fram2 crew paid homage to the very first X-ray ever taken by Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen, which was of the hand of his wife with a ring on it.

MinXray believes that access to high-quality healthcare diagnostics should not be limited by geography, infrastructure, or even gravity. By taking our ultra-portable X-ray system into space, we are proving that advanced medical imaging can reach anywhere —whether it's a remote village, a battlefield, or an orbiting spacecraft.

MinXray systems help eliminate barriers to care, ensuring that no environment is too extreme for essential medical diagnostics.

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Visit the MinXray team at RSNA booth 1802 to learn more!

11/28/2025

One of MinXray's greatest accomplishments in 2025 was helping take the first human X-ray in space. On this , we look back to where it all started — when and DUXS Program took the first ever in Zero Gravity!

Visit at booth 1802 at to see the system that took the first human X-ray in space!

NASA's Glenn Research Center

This study successfully proved X-ray imaging is possible in a environment and proved the Impact Battery-Powered Portable System is capable of producing diagnostic images in Low Earth Orbit (LEO).

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11/27/2025

wishes you and your family a happy ... and lucky holiday!

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11/24/2025

MinXray is committed to safeguarding species through habitat preservation and conservation. We consistently work to promote public awareness and education to protect wildlife and their native habitat.

collaborated with the St. Louis Zoo and the Fundación Charles Darwin for the Galápagos Islands to study the movement ecology and health status of Galapagos tortoises at the Galapagos National Park. See the video here.



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11/17/2025

This is where "Breathe In" by artist and survivor Paulina Siniatkina and her partner Johannes Hogebrink was created. The work, to be revealed at , features 64 chest X-rays captured on our IMPACT Wireless System, edited together into a video that gives the appearance of one breathing body. Come see this digital animation and meet the artist to learn more about the process and inspiration of her work.

Where: booth C6312

When: Nov 20th from 2:00 – 4:00 PM OR Nov 21st from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Read this blog for more: https://www.minxray.com/post/tb-relief-artist-series-bringing-the-humanity-back-to-tb-treatment

11/13/2025

While working for Health Through Walls as a Data Manager & Radiology Technician conducting screening across his country of , Renan Junior MICHEL transitioned to using our IMPACT Wireless radiography system, which turbo charged his ability to reach people in remote areas. Learn more about his experience in his testimony here: https://www.minxray.com/post/testimonials-from-the-field-renan-junior-michel-on-using-the-impact-system-in-prison-settings-in-ha

11/12/2025

Join us at for a panel discussion titled “Art, AI-enabled X-rays and partnerships in the fight against .”

When: Nov 19th from 5:00 – 5:45 PM
Where: Balcony 3
Chaired by: Jacob Creswell and Robyn Christine

In this session, Paulina Siniatkina will open by presenting a new piece of her art - "BREATHE IN" - that leverages digital chest X-ray images to tell the stories of people affected by . In addition to sharing her experience of using art for advocacy and awareness, her presentation will speak to how she collaborated with , Stop TB Partnership and the Janna Health Foundation to create the piece and why artistic interventions rooted in lived experience like this can raise awareness, engage communities and build emotional connections that shift the social perception of TB. After hearing from Paulina, speakers from MinXray (Michael Cairnie) and Qure.ai (Dara Kelleher) will explain how their respective innovations work and are empowering rapid and smooth community-led use of the latest tools and technologies in TB programmes. Lastly, Dr. Stephen John will share real world experiences of using both innovations to reach and screen nomadic people for TB in remote areas of North East .

We hope to see you there! Oh - and to learn more you can attend the meet the artist sessions at our booth too 😉

11/11/2025

MinXray salutes all current and former members of the ... thank you for your courage, dedication and hard work. Also,

to the military families for their never-ending resilience and constant support.

supports the urgent medical needs of our servicemen and women with equipment that matches the reliability and durability of our American personnel.

U.S. Army
U.S. Navy
United States Air Force
U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Coast Guard



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11/10/2025

(NRTW) commemorates the discovery of the X-ray by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen on that date in 1895.

This week is dedicated to celebrating the work of medical imaging professionals like radiologists and radiographers around the world.

MinXray is proud to supply the profession to help enhance quality, safety and overall patient care — anytime, anywhere.

is proud to be a trusted supplier and partner to the community and we highly value the contributions they make every day to support patients and physicians around the world.



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11/06/2025

A week ago today, while at the Stop TB Partnership Board Meeting in , we announced a financial contribution to the Challenge Facility for Civil Society (CFCS). invests in supporting local community organizations and people affected by TB to engage meaningfully in national TB programs and responses. Without their efforts to generate demand, raise awareness, educate, build trust and mobilize people for screening, even the best technologies could not come close to living up to their life-saving potential.

“Partnerships like this one with show what true collaboration looks like — when innovation and private sector meet community. Ending TB requires not only technology and tools, but also trust, compassion and people power. By investing in communities, including through the Challenge Facility for Civil Society, our partners are recognizing the catalytic nature of the CFCS movement and investing directly in those making the end of TB possible” said Dr. Lucica Ditiu - executive director of the Stop TB Partnership - host of CFCS.

Learn more about why we stepped up with this investment here:
Learn more about why we stepped up with this investment here:
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Michael Cairnie
https://www.minxray.com/post/supporting-communities-impacted-by-tb-and-sustaining-meaningful-engagement-in-national-tb-eliminatio

Fighting tuberculosis (TB) in affected communities requires more than just the right technology and resources. It also requires the cooperation of civil society and local community members to ensure successful deployment of those innovative technologies and therapies. Without their efforts to genera...

11/04/2025

The staff at carved out some time last week for a party!

Everyone who participated said they had a really "gourd" time! 🎃



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