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ECO – 3 Questions to Andreas Taarning, Technical Project Manager Portables
October 24, 2023
As the technical project manager for portables, Andreas Taarning was deeply involved in the ECO project at each step. Watch the interview to learn why it was so exciting, how simulations helped create the ECO and how the team overcame challenges while working on the new portable X-ray system.
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