Radiation Detection and Imaging (RDI) is an Arizona-based medical technology company developing advanced radiation measurement and imaging systems for cancer care. Founded and led by experimental particle physicist Dr. Evgeny Galyaev, RDI combines detector physics, high-speed electronics, embedded systems, software, and machine learning to address a growing problem: radiation treatments are becoming faster and more complex, while many of the instruments used to verify them cannot capture the full detail of what is delivered.

Our lead platform, ONYX, uses a patented multi-coordinate detector architecture to continuously image an entire radiation field, resolve individual proton beam spots, and measure spatial and temporal beam behavior that conventional quality assurance instruments may average away. Two working prototypes have been tested with Mayo Clinic in Arizona and have demonstrated the core performance of our approach.

RDI holds four U.S. utility patents and has received approximately $1.7 million in non-dilutive funding, supplemented by substantial founder investment. Our initial market is proton therapy quality assurance, with future applications in FLASH, SRS/SBRT, and other precision radiotherapy modalities.

RDI is now moving from technical validation toward commercialization. We are seeking aligned investors and strategic partners to complete productization, place early systems, build recurring analytics and support revenue, and establish RDI as a scalable medical technology company.

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Hello, Moonshot community -

At Radiation Detection and Imaging (RDI), we have spent several years working on a problem that is largely invisible outside radiation oncology: how do we know exactly what a fast, complex cancer treatment beam actually delivered?

Modern proton therapy delivers radiation through thousands of precisely placed beam spots. Yet conventional quality assurance instruments can average away important spatial and temporal details. We built ONYX to capture the complete radiation field continuously, resolve individual beam spots, and give medical physicists a much clearer view of treatment delivery.

We now have two working prototypes tested with Mayo Clinic in Arizona, four U.S. utility patents, and a recent machine-learning advancement that makes our image reconstruction approximately 20 times faster. This is no longer merely an idea. Our next challenge is turning validated technology into a successful commercial product.

We joined Moonshot Academy to sharpen our market strategy and connect with early adopters, strategic partners, experienced medical technology operators, and aligned investors.

If your work touches proton therapy, radiation oncology, medical devices, commercialization, or Arizona’s innovation ecosystem, I would be very glad to connect.

Cancer treatment is advancing quickly. The instruments used to verify it must keep pace.

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