Luce
An intraoral scanner concept with open file output.Luce is intended to lower scanner cost, export standard STL and PLY files, and make one scanner per operatory more practical.
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ROME is developing four orthodontic hardware concepts.They are not available for clinical use.
Luce is an intraoral scanner concept. Aria is a nasal-resistance measurement concept. Eco is an ultrasound-guidance concept for TAD placement. Vera is an orthodontic CBCT concept. Engineering and validation are not complete.
FOUR HARDWARE PROGRAMS
What each program is intended to do.
Each program addresses one scanning, measurement, guidance, or imaging problem in orthodontic care.
Aria
A chairside nasal-resistance measurement concept.Aria is intended to measure pressure and airflow and report nasal resistance separately for each nostril during an orthodontic visit.
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An ultrasound-guidance concept for TAD placement.Eco is intended to display adjacent root surfaces and the interradicular corridor before and during orthodontic mini-screw placement.
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An orthodontic CBCT concept with calibrated geometry and local reconstruction.Vera is intended to connect CBCT acquisition, reconstruction, tracing support, review, and referral communication in one orthodontic workflow.
Enter the program →WHY ROME IS RESEARCHING HARDWARE
Software cannot create a clinical measurement that was never captured.
ROME is researching hardware where a new measurement, scan, or guidance tool could change the clinical workflow.
Each program must still complete engineering, clinical, regulatory, and manufacturing validation.
ROME is not announcing product availability, performance specifications, development timelines, regulatory status, or commercial claims for these programs. Detailed work remains confidential while the systems are developed and evaluated.