2020

MRC expands its production area at the site Hans-Bunte-Strasse in Heidelberg / Germany.

MRC shows its MRI compatible cameras and eye-tracking solutions at the ISMRM 28th annual meeting in Paris / France from August 8-13 to the professional audience - event cancelled due to the Corona virus.

Start of the research project INES for the integration of a laser beam stabilization system in additive manufacturing machines.

At the LASYS in Stuttgart, Germany (June 16-18, 2020) we present our laser beam stabilization systems - event cancelled due to the Corona virus

MRC expands its product range by a long-range LED light source for MRI applications.

MRC launches a website for its 25th anniversary and starts a price draw with attractive prizes.

MRC expands its product range in the field of pain research with an electrode for radio frequency stimulation (HFS).

MRC takes over the production and sales of the OptiHair2 von-Frey filaments from Marstock.

MRC presents the laser beam stabilization systems at the DPG spring meeting in Hannover / Germany - event cancelled due to the Corona virus

MRC introduces the new MRI compatible PinPrick stimulators with contact trigger.

MRC celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2020.

2019

At the Deutschen Schmerzkongress 2019 in Mannheim Germany we present the QST devices from MEDOC and our PinPrick stimulators. We welcome you at our booth on October 10-12.

At the 1st DPG Fall Meeting in Freiburg /Germany we present our laser beam stabilization systems on September 24-26.

At the international trade fair Laser World of Photonics in Munich / Germany MRC presents its solutions for laser beam stabilization. Visit our booth B2/409 between June 24-27.

MRC starts a collaboration with MEDOC, Israel. We are the new service and sales partner of MEDOC in Germany.

At the ISMRM 27th annual meeting in Montreal / Canada from May 11-16 MRC shows its MRI compatible cameras and eye-tracking solutions to the professional audience.

MRC Systems participates in the 5th UKP-Workshop: Ultrafast Laser Technology in Aachen, Germany on April 10-11.

MRC presents the laser beam stabilization systems at the DPG spring meeting in Rostock / Germany on March 13-15, 2019.

At the SPIE Photonics West conference and exhibition in San Francisco / USA MRC presents its solutions for laser beam stabilization. Visit our booth 3100 on February 5-7, 2019.

2018

Start of the research project DePhakto for the development of a new industry standard for the measurement and evaluation of photocatalytic active surfaces.

Further milestones

MRC Eye-Tracking: MRC Systems releases a binocular version of its MRI compatible eye-tracking solution.

Start of the European research project IMI-PainCare. MRC develops equipment for different studies regarding pain diagnosis and treatment.

MRC supports the M2Aind project at the Hochschule Mannheim - Mannheim University of Applied Sciences over the next 3 years.

MRC Eye-tracking: MRC Systems releases a software solution for eye tracking applications during MRI scans. With this step MRC now offers complete MRI compatible eye tracking systems.

MRC completed the development of its hand-held stimulation laser and delivers the first system.

MRC adds the "wide intensity detector" to the product portfolio of the laser beam stabilization systems.

MRC releases the MRI compatible HiSpeed- and HighResolution cameras.

MRC celebrates its 20th company anniversary.

MRC introduces an MRI-compatible LED light source which is optimized for eye-tracking applications with the HiSpeed and 12M cameras.

The new sample&hold (ADDA) module is added to MRC's product range for the beam stabilization. This efficient device is used e.g. for laser micro-machining.

MRC develops fully MRI compatible Pinprick stimulators.

MRC releases the new "Compact" beam stabilization system.

MRC offers the Pinprick stimulators as a new device for the standarized quantitative sensoric testing (QST) of neuropathic pain.

First installation of an MRI compatible video cameras in an 9T MRI scanner.

MRC Systems signs a master agreement with the University of Heidelberg with regards to "Project development in medical technology".