Research & development

The development team at NRT is sufficiently small to remain commited, passionate, and cost effective while large enough to hold the core competencies and engineering expertise needed to develop innovative, state-of-the-art X-ray equipment. Close co-operation with clinical staff at hospitals, distribution and technology partners, and industrial designers enables the team to adapt quickly to changes in clinical needs and to take immediate advantage of advances in technology.

A step into the future with the inSPIRE edition of Adora

Robotic X-ray has been available from NRT for more than ten years and Adora systems represent a unique solution suitable for a wide range of applications through one-touch, stress-free operation. Since its...

Robotic X-ray has been available from NRT for more than ten years and Adora systems represent a...

Bringing back the most successful modality in NRT history

The Celex history goes back to 1978 when NRT’s multi-purpose C-arm Mylo-X received global acknowledgement. In the following years, more than a thousand units were sold in the forms of NRT Mylo-X, Philips MD1 -...

The Celex history goes back to 1978 when NRT’s multi-purpose C-arm Mylo-X received global...

Demonstrating flexibility

When writing this text, a team from NRT are demonstrating the Adora DRFi X-ray system to interested parties at the 2016 ECR conference. Here they will emphasise the flexibility, which is both inherent and unique to...

When writing this text, a team from NRT are demonstrating the Adora DRFi X-ray system to...

Days in the dark?

Diagnostic X-ray rooms are often, and for good reasons, literally kept in the dark. Natural or strong light sources can interfere with many aspects of a radiological exam, from accurately collimating the field of...

Diagnostic X-ray rooms are often, and for good reasons, literally kept in the dark. Natural or...