By The sensors capturing X-rays in hospitals today are the same technology recording your weekend portraits tomorrow. Medical imaging doesn’t just save lives in operating rooms—it revolutionizes the camera in your hands, driving innovations that trickle down to consumer photography within 18-24 months.
Consider how computed tomography sensors, designed to detect minute variations in tissue density, evolved into the back-illuminated CMOS sensors now standard in mirrorless cameras. These medical-grade components, originally engineered to process thousands of diagnostic images with zero margin for error, brought us the low-light …
