Nano-X Imaging Ltd is a medical technology company focused on the development and commercialization of digital X-ray imaging systems. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Israel, the company applies proprietary carbon nanotube and cold cathode array technology to create compact, cost-effective imaging devices designed to improve global access to diagnostic screening. Nano-X Imaging went public in 2021 following a merger with a special purpose acquisition company, and its shares trade on the NASDAQ under the symbol NNOX.
The company’s flagship product, the Nanox.ARC, features a novel micro-focus X-ray source that enables high-resolution imaging at reduced hardware complexity. Unlike traditional X-ray tubes, Nanox.ARC’s cold cathode arrays can be switched on and off rapidly, supporting a scanning workflow that captures multiple projections in a single examination. Nano-X complements its hardware offering with a cloud-based platform for image storage, processing and delivery, allowing healthcare providers to manage and review studies remotely.
Nano-X Imaging pursues an “Imaging as a Service” model that bundles equipment deployment with ongoing maintenance and service agreements. This subscription-style approach aims to lower the upfront capital barrier for hospitals and clinics, particularly in regions with limited radiology infrastructure. To date, the company has secured regulatory clearances and strategic partnerships in multiple markets, including the United States, Japan, Europe and the Middle East, with pilot installations underway to demonstrate clinical workflows and throughput.
Under the leadership of founder and CEO Ran Poliakine, Nano-X Imaging continues to expand its manufacturing capabilities and strengthen distribution channels. The executive team combines expertise in medical devices, regulatory affairs and cloud software development, with the goal of scaling large-scale screening programs and addressing unmet needs in preventive care. As Nano-X brings its novel imaging platform to market, it seeks to reshape the economics of radiology and enhance access to diagnostic services worldwide.
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