Barco

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Barco is a global technology company that designs and develops visualization solutions for a variety of selected professional markets: medical imaging, media & entertainment, infrastructure & utilities, traffic & transportation, defense & security, education & training and corporate AV.

History[edit | edit source]

Barco was established in 1934 in the city of Kortrijk, Belgium. The company was founded by Lucien de Puydt and was initially involved in the production of radios. Over the years, Barco expanded its product portfolio to include projectors, monitors, and other visualization solutions.

Medical Imaging[edit | edit source]

In the field of medical imaging, Barco is known for its high-quality medical monitors. These monitors are designed to provide accurate and consistent images, which are crucial in the diagnosis and treatment of various medical conditions. Barco's medical monitors are used in a wide range of medical applications, including radiology, mammography, surgery, pathology, and clinical review.

Barco's medical imaging solutions also include software for managing and displaying medical images. This software is designed to improve the workflow in healthcare facilities and to enhance the quality of patient care.

Products[edit | edit source]

Some of the key products in Barco's medical imaging portfolio include:

  • Coronis Uniti - a diagnostic display system designed for both PACS and breast imaging.
  • Nio Color - a high-brightness color display system for diagnostic imaging.
  • Eonis - a clinical review display with an integrated DICOM viewer.

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