AJAT founded on 2001, this young company already has strong national and international connections and is located at Espoo, Finland. In Fiscal 2003 ending 8-2003 AJAT had revenues of approx. 400kEuro selling its innovative cameras. It appears that AJAT is today in a unique position worldwide to provide direct conversion X-ray cameras based on CdTe-CMOS technology.
The reason for participation is that AJAT wish to maintain the lead position they have built for themselves at a cost level they cannot maintain internally. The dissemination of their technology, particularly in such a large industrial sector, is seen as a huge opportunity. The current situation is that systems have to be demonstrated before they are adopted, and R&D efforts and hence costs are too high to enable SMEs to take a role in this regard. Detector technology developed to this level will result in significant international sales.
Reasons for participating
The reason for participation is that AJAT wish to maintain the lead position they have built for themselves at a cost level they cannot
maintain internally. The dissemination of their technology, particularly in such a large industrial sector is seen as a huge opportunity.
The primary commercial interest lies in the market opportunities for fast highly accurate digital inspection technology. The current situation
is that systems have to be demonstrated before they are adopted, and R&D efforts and hence costs are too high to enable SMEs to take a role in
this regard. Detector technology developed to this level will result in significant international sales.
Contribution to project
Dr. Konstantinos Spartiotis, who holds a PhD in Physics, is the CEO and chairman of the company and will be a key member of the project.
AJAT will develop and implement the next generation of direct conversion Dynamic Digital Imaging Arrays (WP-B), including a scanning solution.
AJAT are in a unique position to achieve this by virtue of their experience and expertise in this field.