NHIR: Autonomous X-ray detection​

Lightricity is jointly developing with the University of Surrey, Cheyney Design and Development, and the Royal Surrey County Hospital, the first self-powered conformal X-ray detector for dosimetry, imaging, and radiotherapy applications.

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