CurveBeam AI

Name: CurveBeam AI
Address: 2800 Bronze Drive Suite 110, Hatfield, PA, 19440, US
Telephone: +12674838081

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We're leading the way in Cone Beam CT Extremity Imaging and Bone Health AI Research.

- Weight Bearing CT (WBCT) Imaging Systems for the Orthopedic and Musculoskeletal (MSK) Specialties
- AI-Driven Applications for WBCT Imaging
- HR-pQCT Imaging for Bone Health

CurveBeam AI pioneered WBCT systems for the orthopedic & MSK specialties. Examining bone & joint alignment in a functional position allows for better diagnosis of lower extremity conditions including flat foot, patellar instability, and hip dysplasia. CurveBeam AI has installed more than 160 systems around the globe at leading orthopedic institutions. CurveBeam AI’s global operations headquarters for product development, Regulatory, manufacturing and operations including marketing, sales and customer care are in Hatfield PA, USA. CurveBeam AI’s corporate office in Melbourne, VIC, Australia, covers AI research & development, corporate finance, and IP functions. CurveBeam AI has 51 employees and is an unlisted public company backed by several major professional investors.

09/01/2026

“Weight-bearing CT is not simply a diagnostic imaging tool. It is a quantitative 3D dataset that can support an entire research and clinical decision-making pipeline.”

In the latest episode of CurveBeam AI Cast, Soheil Ashkani-Esfahani, MD, MPH, joins host Vinti Singh to discuss how the Foot and Ankle Research and Innovation Laboratory, or FARIL, connects clinical questions with advanced imaging, biomechanics, AI and engineering.

Dr. Ashkani-Esfahani is Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Director of FARIL at Massachusetts General Hospital.

The episode explores how FARIL uses weight-bearing CT to study deformity, alignment, instability and joint mechanics under natural load, and how the resulting 3D datasets can support patient-specific analysis, automated measurements, finite element analysis and surgical simulation.

Dr. Ashkani-Esfahani also discusses diagnostic confidence and why some of the value of reaching a clear clinical decision earlier can be difficult to capture in a traditional ROI analysis.

Link to the full episode in comments.

08/18/2026

What does a standard ROI analysis miss about weight bearing CT?

In this short clip from an upcoming episode of CurveBeam AI Cast, Soheil Ashkani-Esfahani, MD, MPH, talks about diagnostic confidence and the value of reaching a clear decision earlier.

A scan may not change the planned procedure. But it can confirm that the surgeon understands the deformity and has considered rotational, contralateral, or adjacent-joint factors that might otherwise be missed.

Uncertainty can lead to repeat radiographs, additional CT scans, delayed decisions, or disagreement among clinicians. Those costs are real, even when they are difficult to capture in a simple revenue-based analysis.

This is one part of a much broader conversation about FARIL’s work across weight bearing CT, biomechanics, AI, and clinical research.

Full episode coming soon.

08/04/2026

In this single-patient case review, Lew Schon, MD, compares X-ray and weight bearing CT images from a 70-year-old patient with Charcot neuroarthropathy.

Dr. Schon discusses the imaging findings he considered when evaluating the extent of midfoot and hindfoot involvement and planning the patient’s reconstruction.

Watch the full Episode 1 of our Clinical Decision Series on the CurveBeam AI Scientific Exchange blog: https://curvebeamai.com/scientific-literature/charcot-reconstruction-wbct-case-review/

This case reflects one physician’s clinical experience and judgment in an individual patient. It should not be interpreted as evidence of generalizable clinical outcomes.

07/21/2026

How quickly can radiologic technologists become comfortable with weight bearing CT (WBCT)?

Savannah, a radiologic technologist at OrthoCarolina's Foot & Ankle Institute, shares her experience after incorporating the HiRise™ WBCT system into her daily workflow.

After just two weeks of training, she was confidently scanning patients and found the workflow intuitive, efficient, and physically less demanding than traditional X-ray positioning. She also describes how the open design helps reduce patient anxiety and how exams are completed in about a minute.

As practices continue to look for ways to improve efficiency without adding complexity, hearing directly from the technologists who use the system every day provides valuable perspective.

Watch Savannah's story below.

07/09/2026

Research programs thrive when clinicians have access to advanced imaging technology.

In this video, Jonathan Day a foot and ankle research fellow shares how weight bearing CT shapes both clinical care and research, from helping patients better understand their pathology during the clinic visit to supporting AI-based imaging research.

His experience highlights why institutions investing in weight bearing CT are strengthening not only patient care, but also their research capabilities and fellowship training programs.

Discover how HiRise weight bearing CT supports orthopedic research, point-of-care imaging, and the next generation of foot and ankle surgeons.

Link to full blog post in comments.

06/23/2026

When patients present with pathology across multiple joints, collaboration between orthopedic specialties becomes critical to surgical planning.

In this testimonial, Dr. Canaan Prater, DO, of OrthoCarolina discusses how weight bearing CT helps hip, knee, foot, and ankle surgeons evaluate alignment from the same 3D imaging dataset, creating a more unified view of lower extremity mechanics under physiologic load.

“One image. We’re both looking at the same pictures.”

From sequencing procedures to assessing overall limb alignment, Dr. Prater shares how shared 3D visualization can support more coordinated orthopedic decision-making.

Watch the full discussion below.

05/28/2026

What does a weight bearing CT scan actually feel like for patients, and how does it fit into a real orthopedic workflow?

In this behind-the-scenes visit at OrthoCarolina, Dr. Canaan Prater explores the patient experience, workflow efficiency, and clinical applications of weight bearing CT imaging with the imaging team. From faster scan times to a more comfortable standing exam, the conversation highlights why more orthopedic practices are integrating this technology into daily care.

Watch the full video to see it in action. (Link to blog in comments)

05/14/2026

Sometimes, a CT scan isn’t enough.

What looks normal off-load can reveal joint collapse under weight bearing, changing how clinicians understand foot and ankle pathology across multiple joints.

Watch Dr. Lew Schon speak about how weight bearing imaging provides a more complete picture. (Link in comments)

05/12/2026

We’re heading to Corsica, France.

Join us at the AFCP (French Foot and Ankle Society) Spring Meeting in Ajaccio, where we’ll be showcasing how weight bearing CT is advancing orthopedic imaging with sub-millimeter accuracy and smarter workflows.

If you’re attending, let’s connect.

Emmanuel Alcover

05/05/2026

We will be attending the Nordic Foot and Ankle Congress in Oslo, Norway.

We look forward to engaging with attendees and being part of the discussions around this important area of foot and ankle care.

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+12674838081

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http://www.curvebeamai.com/

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