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Join us at the International Imaging Congress, October 7th and 8th at the Olympia – London, UK.
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Meet TracInnovations at FIT’NG2024
The Fetal, Infant, & Toddler Neuroimaging Group is hosting its third annual conference, are you coming?
Meet TracInnovations at ESMRMB 2024
Less than a week until we are off to Barcelona!
Join us for the ESMRMB 40th Annual Scientific Meeting in Barcelona, Spain.
TracInnovations receives ISMRM Workshop Poster Awards
TracInnovations receives ISMRM Workshop Poster Awards We are thrilled to announce TracInnovations took both 1st and 3rd place for the...
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Congratulations to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta!
Congratulations to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta! We are thrilled to announce Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA) as the winner of...
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Meet TracInnovations at ISMRM Workshop on Motion Correction in MR
Meet TracInnovations at ISMRM Workshop on Motion Correction in MR Only a few days until the team is off to...
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TracInnovations and Siemens Healthineers aim to bring markerless motion correction one step closer to the clinical market
TracInnovations is delighted to announce the successful connection of their markerless motion tracking technology with a prototype of a Siemens Healthineers Access-I interface for brain MRI motion correction. Markerless motion tracking real-time information provided by Tracoline could be directly implemented during brain MRI acquisition to overcome patient motion as it is occurring.
TracInnovations secures USD 7.8 million investment
Investo Capital has entered into an investment agreement with TracInnovations, one of Denmark’s rising stars in the field of advanced medical technology. The investment will help TracInnovations further develop the company’s unique technology, which enables magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans of children and adults who struggle to lie still during the scan. This is expected to contribute to a reduction in the use of general anaesthetic during MRI scans as well as a significant reduction in the need for subsequent rescans.
Announcement of our new CSO
Announcement of our new CSO
(CLOSED) Win 12 months of motion tracking & correction for neuroradiology research
(CLOSED) Win 12 months of motion tracking & correction for neuroradiology research
