March 25, 2024 – At the International Dental Show (IDS) in Cologne, Germany, Nuraytech, a subsidiary of Nuctech, unveiled its groundbreaking intraoral X-ray 3D imaging solution. This innovation, driven by proprietary core technologies, addresses long-standing technical challenges in dental imaging and redefines industry standards for clinical diagnostics. Overcoming Technical Barriers Dental X-ray imaging has long faced hurdles in upgrading core components such as X-ray tubes, detectors, and high-voltage power supplies. Nuraytech’ solution introduces a carbon nanotube “cold cathode” distributed X-ray source, a breakthrough that eliminates the need for preheating while enabling instant activation and precise control. Leveraging carbon nanotubes’ exceptional conductivity and field emission properties, the technology significantly reduces power consumption and radiation exposure. The system’s vacuum chamber integrates multiple X-ray focal points within a single compact structure, enabling rapid sequential exposure for multi-angle scanning and high-resolution 3D imaging—all from a device comparable in size to traditional dental X-ray units. Clinical and Operational Advancements Efficiency: The portable design supports chairside 3D imaging, completing multi-angle scans in as little as 1 second, streamlining workflows for dental professionals. Diagnostic Precision: The solution detects subtle pathologies—including occlusal and proximal caries, root fractures, and calcified canals—with imaging quality surpassing 2D systems at comparable radiation levels. Reliability: Engineered with ultra-high vacuum technology, the X-ray source ensures stable performance under high-frequency clinical use, minimizing maintenance demands. Currently undergoing regulatory certification, the solution has entered clinical testing across multiple dental institutions. Its commercial launch is expected to reshape dental imaging practices worldwide, offering a balance of advanced diagnostics, operational efficiency, and patient safety. By integrating cutting-edge hardware with user-centric design, Nuraytech aims to transition 3D imaging from specialized applications to routine clinical use, empowering dental professionals to deliver higher standards of care.

To celebrate the 115th International Women’s Day, honor traditional Chinese culture, and showcase the grace of women in the new era, Nuctech organized the "Painting Brilliance" hand-painted silk scarf activity on March 7. The event attracted nearly 100 enthusiastic participants from across various departments. An experienced instructor was invited to guide attendees through the key techniques and precautions for hand-painting silk scarves. After learning the basics, participants picked up their brushes, dipped them into vibrant pigments, and began transforming blank silk canvases into personalized works of art. The atmosphere buzzed with creativity and camaraderie. Attendees freely exchanged ideas, collaborated on designs, and shared tips while blending colors and sketching patterns. Imagination flourished as creativity flowed freely from their fingertips, igniting a shared passion for artistic expression. After over an hour of joyful creation, each participant completed a unique hand-painted silk scarf in dazzling color combinations. Everyone immersed themselves in the boundless charm of art throughout the process. Once finished, the scarves underwent a heat-setting process guided by the instructor to ensure lasting vibrancy. Participants could either wear their creations as stylish accessories or frame them as one-of-a-kind wall art. To elevate the experience, Nuctech prepared custom-designed gift boxes, allowing attendees to present their handcrafted scarves as elegant, high-end customized gifts for Women’s Day. By blending silk artistry with cultural heritage, the event offered a refreshing break from busy work routines. It not only enriched daily life with poetic beauty and creative inspiration but also strengthened emotional bonds among colleagues, fostering a warm and uplifting corporate culture.

On February 14, the 9th Asian Winter Games, which spanned 12 days, successfully concluded in Harbin. The Chinese team topped both the gold medal and overall medal tally, achieving their best performance in history. This edition of the Asian Winter Games not only marked another international winter sports event hosted by China following the Beijing Winter Olympics but also carried the significant mission of advancing winter sports across Asia. Once again, Nuctech shouldered a critical responsibility, leveraging its intelligent solutions and professional team to build an impregnable safety barrier for the event, showcasing the robust capabilities of "Made in China" to the world. From the extreme cold challenges of the Beijing Winter Olympics to the large-scale security inspections at the National Games, Nuctech has consistently played the role of an "invisible guardian" for national-level events, relying on its exceptional technical expertise and extensive experience. For this Asian Winter Games, Nuctech customized an intelligent security inspection system that integrated advanced equipment such as small and medium-sized dual-view X-ray machines, intelligent radiation detectors, multi-frequency security gates, and trace explosive detection systems. This enabled precise, second-level screening of people, items, vehicles, and goods. With real-time anomaly detection and intelligent alerts, the system established a comprehensive, multi-layered security protection framework, providing a solid safety guarantee for the Games. "Nuctech is not just a technology provider but also a communicator of safety values. They have made safety assurance an integral part of the event experience through technological warmth and professionalism," said the head of the Asian Winter Games Security Command. This trust and recognition serve as a powerful driving force for Nuctech's continuous progress. Moving forward, Nuctech will continue to leverage its unique advantages in technological innovation, closely align with customer needs, and persistently explore and apply new technologies. Nuctech is committed to providing safer, more efficient, and intelligent security inspection solutions for large-scale events and sports competitions, ensuring robust safety for all types of major activities.

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) successfully hosted the ICAO Security Week 2024 in Muscat, Oman, attracting over 600 representatives from civil aviation authorities, industry associations, airlines, airports, research institutes, and equipment manufacturers of 78 countries and regions. This year’s event focused on the theme of "Sustainable Future of Aviation Through Security", with in-depth discussions on aviation screening and security, and emerging threats to aviation cybersecurity. Nuctech was invited to the conference in recognition of its prominent role as a key manufacturer in the industry. The company showcased the innovative technologies and solutions in aviation security, utilizing graphic designs, models, videos, and naked-eye 3D displays. Nuctech’s exhibit featured a range of advanced products, including Kylin Ti CT baggage and parcel inspection system, Key-Line passenger smart checkpoint, WooKong H static CT baggage/parcel inspection system, and CTitan Consolidated Air Cargo CT inspection system, among others. Daisy Dai, Vice President of Nuctech’s Smart Inspection Division, was invited to deliver a speech. She presented the company’s innovation-driven solutions and implementation cases covering all kinds of scenarios, such as passenger, baggage, and parcel inspection. Her presentation also focused on how AI algorithms and integrated management platforms are transforming aviation security with innovations, enabling a highly efficient and high-quality future for civil aviation inspection. At the closing ceremony, a senior leader from the Civil Aviation Authority of Oman presented Nuctech with a commemorative plaque in recognition of its contributions to the industry. The plaque was accepted by Meng Qiang, General Manager of Nuctech’s West Asia Regional Center. Throughout the conference, representatives from various civil aviation authorities and organizations—including those from China, Oman, Nigeria, Mali, Italy, Kenya, Tanzania, Vietnam, Thailand, Dominica, Kazakhstan, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Brazil, and Morocco—visited Nuctech’s booth to learn about the latest products, technologies and solutions, and explore potential future collaborations.

Recently, the 49th International Convention on Quality Control Circles (ICQCC) was successfully held in Colombo, organized by the Sri Lanka Association for the Advancement of Quality and Productivity (SLAAQP). The ICQCC is a prestigious global event in the field of quality management. Bringing together participants from diverse industries worldwide, it is often regarded as the "Olympics" of quality management. At this year’s event, leaders from Nuctech's Technology and Quality Management Center led three QC teams to make their debut on this prestigious international stage, competing alongside many outstanding QC teams from around the world. With excellent results from their quality projects and exceptional on-site performance, the three teams demonstrated Nuctech's strong capabilities in quality improvement and innovation, ultimately earning the International Gold Awards, the highest recognition at this event. The awards are a recognition not only for Nuctech's technological innovation and teamwork, but also for the company's achievements in quality management. Moving forward, the Technology and Quality Management Center, along with all other units, will continue to promote the company’s quality management principles, carry out quality projects facing the public, actively participate in both domestic and international quality exchanges and competitions, work on capacity building and reach for higher standards, making greater contributions to the company’s development.