Next Generation of X-ray
Digital Cold CathodeTraditional X-ray tubes use tungsten filaments that need to be heated to very high temperatures to emit electrons. This method uses a lot of energy, wears out quickly, and requires large cooling systems, which makes the devices difficult to shrink in size. CNT can release electrons at much lower temperatures- a property called field emission. This makes them a good fit for cold cathode technology. However, CNT in powder or paste form was found to be too weak to build reliable cold cathodes. aweXome Ray solved this problem by using CNT in fiber form, and successfully developed cold cathodes that are strong enough for real-world use.

