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Digital radiography (DR) offers faster, clearer imaging than traditional X-rays. These systems provide instant image access and easy enhancements, improving diagnostic accuracy. But with various DR systems available, how do healthcare providers choose the right one?In this article, we will explore the different types of DR X-ray equipment. You'll learn how each system works and their unique benefits. Learn more about our products at Dawei.

The advent of 3D Ultrasound Machines has revolutionized medical imaging, providing clinicians with enhanced diagnostic capabilities across various medical specialties. Unlike traditional 2D ultrasound, 3D ultrasound offers volumetric imaging, allowing for more accurate visualization of anatomical structures.

Date: January 28, 2026, Location: Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China.


In an atmosphere filled with joy and ambition, we held the groundbreaking ceremony for our new production and R&D base. This project represents a significant investment by Dawai in the future and is an important milestone in Dawai Medical's development. It also reflects our unwavering commitment to our mission: to bring innovative diagnostic technologies to every corner of the world.

In the field of medical imaging, doctors and engineers are constantly working with an invisible "balance." The challenge is to visualize every detail inside the body while minimizing the radiation dose.

Have you ever wondered how doctors detect heart problems early? An ECG machine helps monitor the electrical activity of your heart.

Decades ago, the first picture parents saw of their baby might have been just a blurry black-and-white outline; today, they might receive a real-time, dynamic 4D image, even seeing facial features outlined by AI. Where did this change come from? Is it that doctors have changed, or that the machines have "evolved"? The answer is undoubtedly the latter.
So, from those initial black-and-white images to today's AI-assisted diagnostics, what exactly has changed about ultrasound machines? To understand this, we first need to go back to the beginning.