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|Articles|December 26, 2001

Sectra and Voxar cut agreement

Scottish software developer Voxar has agreed to supply advanced 3D display and rendering tools from its Plug n View 3D software for use in a radiology workstation developed by Sectra. The 3D software will be integrated into the workstation, providing

Scottish software developer Voxar has agreed to supply advanced 3D display and rendering tools from its Plug n View 3D software for use in a radiology workstation developed by Sectra. The 3D software will be integrated into the workstation, providing users one-click access. The agreement promises to increase Voxar's availability in European and global markets. The Swedish medical technology and IT company has more than 200 PACS installations world.

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