Since its formation in 2017, Prisma has achieved significant milestones that have derisked the technical aspects of its robotic CT imaging system. Prisma is leading the charge, developing innovative and improved methods of imaging the entire horse, including its high-mass areas.
Newark, Calif. – Feb. 01, 2021– Prisma has committed to pledge a portion of its profits in support of Brooke USA. Prisma’s imaging technology that produces full-body imaging of a conscious and standing horse, will be a game-changer for horse health and welfare. Like Prisma, Brooke USA focuses on equine well-being, but for equines who work to serve people in some of the world’s most impoverished communities. Part of Prisma’s mission is to give back to the equine community to support the industry.
Newark, Calif. – Dec. 28, 2020 – Prisma has come to mutually agreeable terms with Littleton Equine Medical Center to be a recipient of Prisma’s robotic imaging system. This agreement further validates the equine veterinary community’s demand for Prisma’s novel technology that produces full-body imaging of a conscious and standing horse.
Newark, Calif. – Dec. 16, 2020 – Primsa Imaging CEO and Founder Michael Silver was live Dec. 15 and shared how the Prisma robotic imaging system overcomes the shortcomings and dangers of current equine imaging technology and how it is a game-changer in equine diagnostic and preventative care. If you missed the live broadcast, you can view the webinar on-demand.
Newark, Calif. – Nov. 24, 2020 – Prisma has come to mutually agreeable terms with B.W. Furlong & Associates to be the recipient of Prisma’s first robotic imaging system. This agreement represents a significant milestone that validates the equine veterinary community’s demand for Prisma’s novel technology that produces full-body imaging of a conscious and standing horse.
NEWARK, Calif. – Oct. 21, 2020 – BioFlorida conducts an annual pitch competition among companies that are developing products in life sciences or health care, including biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, diagnostics, health care IT, health care services and plant/animal sciences. The competition provides a platform for some of Florida’s most innovative companies and the opportunity to pitch to life science investors. Prisma, an equine veterinary imaging company that has successfully developed a full-body CT and radiographic system, has progressed to the semifinal phase of the BioPitch competition.
NEWARK, Calif. – Aug. 24, 2020 – Prisma Imaging has successfully developed a new system for equine diagnostic imaging that addresses the shortcomings of current technology. Founded in 2016, Prisma developed a system that captures CT and radiographic images of the entire anatomy of a standing, weight-bearing and conscious horse.
NEWARK, Calif. – Dec. 1, 2019 – A key feature of Prisma’s system is its ability to correct for motion in a live subject during image acquisition. The motion correction system functions by: Positioning the robots correctly relative to the area of interest being imaged on the subject; Monitoring…
NEWARK, Calif. – Sept. 9, 2019 – Since working with Triple Ring Technologies, Prisma has successfully demonstrated that the CT images acquired with Prisma’s system are on par with established medical CT systems. To support this achievement, CT images of an equine cadaver limb were taken with…
NEWARK, Calif. – July 12, 2019 – Triple Ring Technologies is a co-development company that works with innovators and entrepreneurs to solve challenging problems, launch breakthrough products, and create new businesses. “While Prisma remains a Florida based company, we determined that access and proximity to…
DAWSONVILLE, Ga. – Dec. 8, 2018 – Prisma has successfully acquired and produced radiographic images of an equine subject’s lumbar and upper thoracic spine. The significance of this event was three-fold: 1) it demonstrated the robot’s ability to safely navigate around a conscious, standing equine patient; 2)…
DAWSONVILLE, Ga. – Sept. 13, 2018 – The functional system was built at the facilities of Mesh Automation and demonstrated the capabilities of the various components which came from established top-tier suppliers in their respective industries including Varex Medical Imaging, ABB Robotics, Digital Conversion, and EMD Technologies…