To date our core technology, "Narrow-Beam CT," has been technically de-risked through three generations of prototype development.  In the below videos, our 2nd and 3rd generation devices are able to be viewed during operation.

Note that in each video, a small medical device called a "breast phantom" is centrally positioned. Phantoms such as these are routinely used in medical imaging as surrogates for real patients during phases of development and testing.  The device moves around the phantom, showing how the device would move around a patient's body, capturing views of the tissue from multiple angles. This imaging process which utilizes device component motion over time enables the production of high-quality three-dimensional images of the entire breast anatomy.

At MALCOVA we care deeply about patient experience - no one should have to endure discomfort for effective imaging. Note that the breast is not compressed or physically constrained in any way - there is NO painful tissue compression required for imaging in our systems.