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Emergency teams need to know three things quickly: Where is the radiation? What type of hazard may be present? And can personnel safely enter, work,

Radiation safety in hospitals is no longer limited to putting warning signs on X-ray rooms and issuing dosimeters to designated staff.
Modern h

Handling medical isotopes is a routine part of modern nuclear medicine, but routine does not mean risk-free.

Radiation exposure in medical imaging is rarely caused by one dramatic event. More often, occupational dose accumulates gradually through repeated pro

Industrial inspection is becoming harder, not easier. Manufacturing plants are getting larger, energy facilities are increasingly automated, and inspe

Power grids are under increasing pressure to remain reliable while supporting more distributed generation, aging infrastructure, and growing electrici

Public infrastructure is under growing pressure. Roads, bridges, tunnels, rail systems, power facilities, water networks, and public buildings all req

Radiology departments are designed around one central objective: delivering accurate diagnostic imaging while keeping radiation exposure under control

Bridge inspection is becoming more difficult as infrastructure ages and inspection requirements become more demanding.
For bridge owners and in

Urban infrastructure is under growing pressure. Roads, bridges, tunnels, utility corridors, power facilities, rail networks, and water systems are agi

Backup power is often judged by a simple question: Will it work when the main power supply fails?
For telecom towers, remote monitoring station

Portable power is supposed to make field operations easier. Yet in many remote applications, the power source itself becomes one of the biggest operat