3DISC purchases CoreWare

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Dec 19, 2011

Computed radiography (CR) manufacturer 3DISC Imaging has acquired Korean digital radiography (DR) software provider CoreWare.

Founded in 2002, CoreWare offers image processing software for CR, DR, and PACS to customers throughout the U.S., Korea, and other Asian countries, according to 3DISC. Its software is featured in 3DISC's suite of x-ray imaging products for human and animal use.
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