STRATFORD, Conn., May 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- , a global leader in X-ray imaging and irradiation technology, has proudly launched the system, introducing a new category of image-guided radiotherapy (IGRT) systems.
The XCELL TomoRad system incorporates an innovative 3D imaging technique called 'tomosynthesis' which uses multiple X-ray images taken from different angles to reconstruct a three-dimensional image of the target. This offers notable advantages over microCT imaging, including significantly lower sample radiation exposure, faster image acquisition and reconstruction, faster dosing, and a lower cost than microCT.
Prior to the TomoRad, IGRT-capable systems had a high price tag and were often difficult to install. These limitations established a high barrier to entry, effectively making IGRT research unattainable for many researchers. The desire to make IGRT research capability available to more labs drove the KUBTEC Scientific team to develop the TomoRad system.
One major advancement of the system is a unique, ultra-fast dose delivery method (patent pending) called Mag Mode™ which automatically positions the sample near the tube for the highest dose in the shortest time. For busy research labs, Mag Mode will not only speed treatment times for scheduling but will also help reduce time-under-anesthesia and accompanying stress for the animals.
Vikram Butani, CEO of KUBTEC Scientific, shared the vision that led to the launch of the XCELL TomoRad:
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At KUBTEC Scientific, we are passionate about developing transformative technologies in preclinical applications. For more than 20 years, we have been at the forefront of X-ray imaging and irradiation technology, offering a comprehensive range of systems for studying disease. Our innovative, proprietary technologies and software provide the tools researchers need to address the most demanding questions.
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