H3D
Ann Arbor, MI, United StatesFounded 2011Industry
H3D makes gamma-ray imaging spectrometers for source localisation. CBRNE-relevant work is a notable product line according to its website. It is headquartered in Ann Arbor, MI, United States.
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Profile
H3D is an Ann Arbor, Michigan radiation imaging company founded in March 2011 by a University of Michigan professor and former students. It commercialises room-temperature cadmium zinc telluride gamma-ray imaging spectrometers, including the portable Polaris-H, which is used in nuclear plants and emergency response.
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The university announced the detector's market launch, and the company has a US Department of Energy small business research success story. A federal award aggregator lists it as a contractor.
The company is a university spin-off, and the sources read do not identify an acquisition or an outside owner. Contract values were not read.
Ownership
Privately held University of Michigan spin-off; no acquisition or external ownership change found
Parent: none identified
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What does H3D do?
H3D makes gamma-ray imaging spectrometers for source localisation. CBRNE-relevant work is a notable product line according to its website.
Where is H3D based?
HQ (as found): Ann Arbor, MI. HQ country: US.
Who owns H3D?
Privately held University of Michigan spin-off; no acquisition or external ownership change found. Parent: none identified
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