CurveBeam Unveils New Logo

On the heels of a recent FDA approval for its LineUP system, CurveBeam unveiled a fresh, new look as it poises itself to enjoy a remarkable leadership position in the healthcare industry.

CurveBeam unveiled a new logo design that it will transition to using in all branded content and materials.

“CurveBeam’s primary focus is innovation,” explains Marketing Manager Vinti Singh. “Our new logo incorporates subtle design updates that reflect our culture of constant adaptation and change. However, the color scheme and swoop motif are preserved as a symbol of a commitment to our core values.”

With a line of cone beam scanning devices, CurveBeam allows clinics to offer weight bearing CT scanning to their patients to improve their quality of care. Here is the latest overview of the CurveBeam product line:

  • The InReach update this link is an extremity cone beam CT scanner that images the hand, wrist, forearm, elbow and the lower extremities. The InReach is the most compact orthopedic extremity CT scanner available.
  • The LineUP provides bilateral, weight-bearing CT imaging of the knee and lower extremities to redefine orthopedic care.
  • The pedCAT update this link is a compact, ultra-low dose CT imaging system that is ideal for orthopedic and podiatric clinics. Patients benefit from the convenience of point-of-care advanced diagnostic imaging. Scan time is one minute, and the pedCAT automatically generates all standard X-Ray views in addition to the full CT volume.
  • CubeVue software provides powerful visualization tools to enhance diagnosis. The pedCAT system comes complete with CubeVue installed. CubeVue automatically generates all standard X-Ray views, possibly eliminating the need for your plain X-Ray system altogether. Insta-X views are free from magnification, distortion or patient positioning inaccuracies.

CurveBeam  has refreshed its brand and is committed to staying at the forefront of the orthopedic field as the healthcare industry evolves. As its team continues to push forward with new technology, CurveBeam is continuously evolving, always innovating, and keeping its approach to product development fresh.

CurveBeam was founded in 2009 by a group of individuals with a proven track record in the advanced and compact 3D imaging device domain. Learn more about the exciting things happening at CurveBeam today by our blog.

Read more at curvebeam.com

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