Our app comes off very well here

The Deutsche Ärzteblatt - a news portal for physicians - has taken a close look at our app. The editorial team's assessments were published in a detailed article .

"With mRay the manufacturer offers a platform-independent application. The demo version of the app offers a first impression of the possibilities and the way it is used," it comes to a conclusion.

In addition, the portal also provides a much more detailed PDF by the Center for Telematics and Telemedicine, that lists the underlying "Test documents for the application 'mRay DICOM Viewer'".

mRay is presented as a "Beyond Crisis Project"

The innovation platform "Germany Land of Ideas" was recently became aware to our app mRay and is now presenting it as part of the initiative #beyondcrisis. The aim of the initiative is to make good ideas and innovations visible that help in the Corona Crisis or arise from it and support them with a network.

"Germany - Land of Ideas" carried out the image campaign of the Federal Government and the German economy for the Football World Cup 2006, which was actually only planned for one year. Due to the positive response, the operators have since then been looking for good ideas and innovations and making them visible, to highlight the positive aspects of Germany and provide impetus for the future.

With many new use cases and improvements

Since last week a new version of our app mRay is available via the appstores. For the first time it is also available for Windows as a direct download from the Microsoft Store. The new major release offers numerous new features:

> A screen-sharing function allows you to view the image data live with colleagues with whom you can also communicate directly via voice transmission.

> From now on, you can create chat groups yourself or simply open a group for a specific study or case.

> An image orientation indicator (L R S A) simplifies orientation within the scans.

> You can send the medical images via link and thus make them available to your patients quickly and easily.

> Among other new features, improvements in the referral portal, the barcode scanner and the data exchange between server and client lead to increased user-friendliness and performance.

#Stay up to date

As one of the first medical device manufacturers

The original starting date for the scope of the new Medical Device Regulation (MDR) EU 2017/745 was 26 May 2020. Due to the corona crisis, the new Medical Device Regulation was postponed by a whole year, as a changeover even under regular operation would have posed major challenges for many medical technology companies, which they were not to be burdened with during the exceptional situation caused by Covid-19.

mbits had already switched quality management to MDR before the Corona crisis. The just released new version of our app mRay 6.0 has already been developed according to MDR guidelines.

The changeover requires some fundamental adjustments to existing workflows - a major challenge. The Emergency Aid Program of the Health Industry BW develops group-specific content together with companies and makes it available.

When doctors have to go to the home office

In the "Nano Magazin" the ZDF presents our app mRay, with which doctors are able to work mobile and if necessary from homeoffice. In the current situation it is particularly evident, how important such a mobile software solution is. -> WATCH THE CLIP <-

At 6:30 pm at "nano"

Now it's official: Last week the ZDF was visiting us for the science show "nano" and got to know our company.

The article can be seen in the todays issue (29.04.2020) of "nano", which will be broadcast at 6:30 pm on 3Sat. Porspectivley at the 8th of may an excerpt of the contribution will be broadcast in "heute in Deutschland". The news show can be seen on ZDF at 2:00 pm. Turn on your TV!

With the second you see mbits.

Your medical pictures by link to your smartphone

mRay is a medical software for the medical staff of surgeries and hospitals. We would like to show you how you, as a patient, can also benefit from mRay and the long overdue digitalization of the healthcare sector.

Classic scenario: You receive a CD with your medical image data and want to have a look at it at home. Your laptop plays a trick on you because it has no CD-ROM drive? Or you have inserted the CD, but are not familiar with the software required to open and view medical image data?!

With mRay, your doctor can send you a link, through which you can view your data in the web browser on your laptop or directly on your smartphone or tablet.
Talk to your doctor. The download of the mRay app via the App Store and the Google Play Store is free of charge for patients. Stay healthy and join us in bringing technological progress into our healthcare system!

What's going on at mbits?

At the beginning of this week we received unexpectedly pleasant visitors, but we do not want to reveal too much at this point. The best speculations are rewarded with prices. #StayUpToDate!

We keep on drawing circles, even on the radio

The german radio station Neue Welle requested an interview about our initiative in the fight against the corona virus. As part of the series "good ideas against the further spread of the virus" the radio station broadcast the interview shortly afterwards.

Especially among doctors and in hospitals we want to offer a little help with our app mRay in these challenging times. For that reason in the past few days, the science platform Analytica, the Health & Care Management Magazine, the decision-maker factory and Bionity.com were reporting about us.

We would like to thank all media representatives for supporting our project and we wish our customers and clinic partners endurance. Of course we still offer mRay free of charge for the duration of the crisis - but at least for the next two months. Contact us by phone or mail or use the new chat function on our homepage. Our support team is prepared and can carry out installations at short notice and without bureaucracy.

In the past few days, six more clinics have decided to use mRay

So that doctors can work on smartphones or tablets, or if necessary from homeoffice the Niels-Stensen-Kliniken, the Kliniken Köln, the Donau-Isar-Klinikum, the University Hospital of Schleswig-Holstein and the Radiologie Am Fleet count on mRay.

And our mobile DICOM-platform is also receiving further international acclaim. With the Hospital General Dr. Raymundo Abarca Alarcon in Mexico we can book our first installation overseas. We would like to thank all new mRay users for their confidence in our system and look forward to a long-term cooperation.

Of course we will continue to offer mRay free of charge for the duration of the crisis. Please contact us by phone or mail or use the new chat function on our homepage. Our support team is prepared and can carry out installations at short notice and without bureaucracy.

Shortly after the start of our initiative, we were able to report for the first time on how well mRay is accepted.