1979

As part of a student team at Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden., Lars Herrnsdorf and Ulf Toll, our company cofounders, developed one of the first noninvasive kVp meters in the world.

1981

Lars and Ulf formed Innova Electronics. The beginnings of RTI!
`Innova` produced VRH 01, the first commercial wind speed meter used to determine suitable locations for wind turbines as an alternative energy source.

1981/2

After a company name change, RTI Electronics AB. was founded.
In 1982, the Digi-X was launched - a state-of-the-art QC and first commercially available X-ray multimeter to measure noninvasive kV.

1982

RTI signed its first distributor agreements to export the Digi-X. The multimeter was delivered until 1995.

1985

Mini-X was launched as the first self-contained kVp/time meter. Four Mini-X models were subsequently developed until 1991.

1988

RTI exhibited at RSNA Chicago for the first time.

1989

The PMX-II was introduced as the first all-in-one meter to measure both Rad and Mammo.

1991

oRTIgo unveiled as the first X-ray QA software to automatically collect data, perform analysis, and create a report. PMX-III launched - the first X-ray multimeter to use a solid-state detector for dose measurements. Available until 2002.

1992

The Solidose 100/200 was introduced as the first dosimeter to use both solid-state and ion chambers.

1993

Visi-X, the first film-less radiation/light field analyzer was launched.
MAS-2 unveiled. It was the first non-invasive mAs probe for X-ray QA.

1994

The Solidose 300 digital dosemeter (dose and dose rate) was introduced.
The first light probe connects directly to an X-ray Multimeter.

1996

RFM (Real-Time Focus Meter), the first electronic focal spot measuring device, was launched.

1999

oRTIgo for Windows operating system was released.

2001

The Barracuda platform was launched, with the first systems shipped to AGFA Healthcare Corporation, Greenville, SC, USA. It was the first X-ray multimeter to measure kVp, dose, dose rate, time, dose/pulse, pulse rate, mA, mAs, TF, and HVL in one
exposure, on all modalities!

2002

The mAs-3 was launched. It is the first non-invasive mAs probe to measure low currents during Fluoro.
The last PMX-III was delivered. Many still come in for recalibration 20 years later.

2004

The Barracuda became the first wireless X-ray platform. We still receive these distinctive red units for service and calibration.

2005

A US office opened in New Jersey - RTI Group Inc.
We introduced the world`s first commercial tool to measure dose profiles with helical scans - the CT-SD16.

2006

The Red Piranha platform with integrated modules and detectors, supported by the new Windows-based oRTIgo software
package.

2009

We introduce the world`s first transparent detector for AEC measurements, the T-20, and also introduce the rotation symmetrical and angle independent point dose detector CT Dose Profiler to replace the CT- SD16.

2010

The first release of our trademark Ocean™ X-ray QA software, replacing oRTIgo.

2011

The Cobia platform was launched to facilitate X-ray Quality Control. Available until 2012.

2013

The Black Piranha premium platform for complete X-ray QA was introduced.

2014

Since its launch in 2001, over 1500 Barracuda units had been delivered.

2015

Ocean Quick Check was released. This was a simpler software application targeting Service Engineers.

2017

We open APAC market operations in Singapore - RTI Group APAC.

2018

RTI Academy launched, providing online and classroom training to meet the X-ray QA needs of our customers, networks, and
partners.

2019

At the RSNA Chicago Annual Meeting, held in December, a major company rebrand with a new logo, website, and solutions design were unveiled.
During the year, all Cobias, thus all RTI meters, became wireless.
We launched our own CT Ion Chambers (10 cm & 30 cm).

2020

RTI Group Europe was established with an office in London, UK.

2021

RTI celebrates 40 years since its establishment and the design of the DIGI-X, the first commercially available X-ray Multimeter to measure non-invasive kV. The RTI Scatter Probe and Ocean Next™ software were released. In December, the RTI Academy classroom was completed and
ready for onsite training.

2022

The 40th anniversary of the launch and sale of the RTI DIGI-X meter. A milestone in the history of X-ray safety and QA.
On 10 January, the RTI Academy classroom was officially opened and welcomed its first students.

2023

Launch of our new revolutionary product Mako! The most efficient and accurate meter, with new sensor technology.

Mako - Mammography Probe Base Unit

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