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San Jose, CA, December 6, 2010 – Line-Scan X-ray Sensitive Camera Optimized for 15 MeV Imaging Applications

San Jose, CA, September 28, 2010 "L" Shape X-ray Sensitive Line-Scan Camera Speeds Automotive Wheel Inspection

San Jose, CA, April 19, 2010 Dual Energy X-ray Sensitive Line-Scan Camera Creates Enhanced Images for Precise Characterization of Materials

San Jose, CA, April 1, 2010 – X-Scan "U" shape camera system featured in Vision Systems Design April 2010 front cover story

San Jose, CA, February 21, 2010 – Robust X-ray Sensitive Line-Scan Camera Designed for High-energy & Gamma Ray Scanning Applications

San Jose, CA, October 15, 2009 – 15-Foot X-ray Sensitive “U” Shaped Line-Scan Camera Speeds Radial Tire Real-Time Inspection

San Jose, CA, July 21, 2008 – X-ray Sensitive Line-Scan Camera announced at ASNT Digital Imaging Conference

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Line-Scan X-ray Sensitive Camera Optimized
for 15 MeV Imaging Applications
Unique shielding and off-axis fiber-optic design improves imaging performance and protects detector from radiation damage over a broad range of x-ray energies

San Jose, CA, December 6, 2010 – X-Scan Imaging Corporation, announces a new member to its family of high-energy Line Scan Cameras specifically designed for imaging ultra-high-energy x-ray and gamma ray applications at energy levels to 15 MeV. Designated the XMH8800 Series, this uniquely designed assembly combines scintillation for converting high-energy photons to visible light and fiber optics for subsequently conveying the visible light to an off-axis CMOS diode array detector. A lead or tungsten body shields the diode array and integrated electronics ensuring long-life reliability under extreme radiation conditions. -more-

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“L” Shape X-ray Sensitive Line-Scan Camera
Speeds Automobile Wheel Inspection

High-speed x-ray sensitive camera captures a complete wheel
image from a single rotation in less than 8 seconds

San Jose, CA, September 28, 2010 – X-Scan Imaging Corporation, the only domestic manufacturer of CMOS segmented x-ray sensitive line-scan detectors and cameras announces the XL8800 “L’ shaped x-ray line-scan camera designed for inspection of automotive cast aluminum wheels. Specifically configured to image a complete wheel in a single rotation, the XL8800 offers an ideal solution for 100% on-line inspection vs. current random or spot-check methods used in many less automated operations. -more-

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Dual Energy X-ray Sensitive Line-Scan Camera Creates
Enhanced Images for Precise Characterization of Materials

Creating two radiographic images at distinct X-ray energy
levels can differentiate materials in a variety of applications

San Jose, CA, April 19, 2010 – X-Scan Imaging Corporation, introduces the Dual Energy XD8800 Series Line Scan Camera specifically designed for imaging materials and objects requiring improved detection and composition classification. Dual energy x-ray imaging technology consists of combining two radiographs acquired at two distinct energy levels thus allowing density as well as other material characteristics to be determined. -more-

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X-Scan "U" shape camera system featured in
Vision Systems Design April 2010 front cover story
By employing line-scan x-ray sensitive cameras, manufacturers
can more readily isolate faults in off-road tires

San Jose, CA, April 1, 2010 – X-Scan Imaging Corporation in cooperation with engineers at Tianjin Saixiang Technology and Double Coin (tire manufacture) have provided VSD editor Andy Wilson with system application details and background data to describe the installation of this X-ray imager for 100% inspection of off-road tires. The complete article can be viewed at: http://www.optoiq.com/index/machine-vision-imaging-processing/display/vsd-article-display/6020253008/articles/vision-systems-design/volume-15/Issue_4/Features/X-Ray_Vision.html.

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Robust X-ray Sensitive Line-Scan Camera Designed for
High-energy & Gamma Ray Scanning Applications

Tungsten shielding and fiber-optic design resists
detector damage and extends camera energy range
to 450 KeV with option for 15 MeV applications

San Jose, CA, February 21, 2010– X-Scan Imaging Corporation, introduces the XH8800 Series Line Scan Camera specifically designed for imaging high-energy x-ray and gamma ray scanning applications. High-energy accelerators and detectors such as the XH8800 are required to image large, dense objects such as metal castings and steel objects whose thickness can range from 4 to 12 inches. -more-

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15-Foot X-ray Sensitive “U” Shaped Line-Scan Camera
Speeds Radial Tire Real-Time Inspection

Unique line-scan camera configured and optimized for
economical tire inspection uses panoramic x-ray sources

San Jose, CA, October 15, 2009 – X-Scan Imaging Corporation, announces its new line of XU8800 Series “U” shaped x-ray sensitive line-scan cameras designed specifically for inspecting the integrity of a variety of tire types and sizes. -more-

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X-ray Sensitive Line-Scan Camera announced at
ASNT Digital Imaging Conference

San Jose, CA, July 21, 2008 – X-Scan Imaging Corporation, the only domestic manufacturer of buttable x-ray sensitive line-scan detectors introduced its new line of XR8800 x-ray line-scan cameras at the recent ASNT Digital Imaging XI Exhibit & Conference in Mashantucket, Connecticut. -more-

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