Genoray announced on the 19th that it has introduced Aiel, a proprietary imaging technology exclusively for dental CBCT. Aiel features denoising capabilities that enhance CBCT image quality at the same radiation dose. Its unique software technology minimizes distortion caused by movement and metal artifacts, while enhancing contrast and sharpness to reconstruct images...


Genoray announced on the 19th that it has introduced Aiel, a proprietary imaging technology exclusively for dental CBCT.
Aiel features denoising capabilities that enhance CBCT image quality at the same radiation dose. Its unique software technology minimizes distortion caused by movement and metal artifacts, while enhancing contrast and sharpness to reconstruct images.
The company explained, "Aiel, which was launched after completing development and verification with our specialized proprietary technology, delivers high-quality images even at low radiation doses."
Genoray is a specialized manufacturer of X-ray diagnostic equipment with a significant market share in C-arms, exporting products to approximately 80 countries worldwide. Growing through in-house processes, research, and technical expertise, the company is currently strengthening its software capabilities, which determine the reliability and accuracy of diagnostic images, alongside its hardware excellence.
As the X-ray market grows and the demand for low-dose, high-accuracy imaging increases, Genoray has focused on AI technology development. By signing a strategic partnership with AI content solutions firm 4by4, the company has upgraded its software usability, enabling the delivery of more accurate images with even lower radiation doses, according to Genoray.
A Genoray representative stated, "With the development of Aiel and our MOU with 4by4, we are advancing our core software strengths and will provide consumers with products fully equipped with competitive AI capabilities."