Qubyx releases PerfectLum QA software suite

AuntMinnieEurope.com staff writers
Apr 11, 2012

Display calibration firm Qubyx has released PerfectLum Suite, calibration and quality assurance software for medical displays, the company said.

The software is designed to improve the imaging precision of medical displays, and can be used for viewing x-ray, mammography, and MR images. It is also now able to perform acceptance and constancy tests to medical industry standards. PerfectLum Suite includes free remote control capabilities that allow for centralized quality maintenance, according to the firm.

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