iBeam Technology Supplies Biomicroscopes to U.S. NIEHS and Yale University

Two Orders in Two Days; Total Contract Value Reaches Approximately 1.08 Billion Won
NIEHS Orders IVM-CMS3 for About 582.87 Million Won; Yale Orders IVM-MS3 for About 494.18 Million Won

Advanced bioimaging company iBeam Technology received back-to-back orders for its biomicroscope from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) under the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Yale University in the United States.

Image of the biomicroscope product by iBeam Technology. iBeam Technology

On September 28, iBeam Technology announced that it received an order for the IVM-CMS3 from NIEHS on the 23rd for approximately KRW 582.87 million, and another order from Yale University on the 24th for equipment including the IVM-MS3, valued at approximately KRW 494.18 million. The total for both contracts amounts to about KRW 1,077.05 million.

NIEHS is a research institute under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and NIH, conducting studies on the impact of environmental factors on human health. Through this order, iBeam Technology will supply its biomicroscope to a U.S. public research institution.

At Yale University, the research team led by Associate Professor Eric Song in the Department of Ophthalmology and Immunobiology at the School of Medicine placed an order for equipment including the IVM-MS3. The equipment includes a customized corneal imaging mount and will be used in Professor Song’s team's research on immunology of the central nervous system, including the eye and brain.

Philhan Kim, CEO of iBeam Technology, stated, "Within the span of two days, a core U.S. government research institute and a world-renowned university both chose iBeam Technology’s equipment. We will continue to expand our supply achievements to overseas government agencies and academic institutions moving forward."

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