“Reality will unveil Mako’s brilliance – a synthesis of vast knowledge and experience, where the sum exceeds its integrated parts”
In the late ’70s, as Sweden prepared regulations for X-ray machine oversight, a crucial element was missing – tools for compliance. Two engineering students from Chalmers University of Technology decided to address the challenge as their project work. In 1979, they unveiled what is believed to be the world’s first non-invasive kVp meter. This marked the birth of RTI, setting the course for a never-ending journey of innovation.