The I-Max Touch 3D was Owandy Radiology's intuitive turnkey solution: a 3D panoramic unit driven by a touchscreen and designed as a truly versatile diagnostic tool. It covered every exam a practice needs in very high definition — from the standard panoramic image to a full-jaw 3D volume in a single exposure.
An overview of the I-Max Touch range and what it can do: the radiography formats — panoramic, cephalometric, carpus —, the software and how images are used.
The video covers the whole range: Touch, Touch 3D and cephalometric versions.
With the ALI-S system (Automatic Layers Integration System), the unit automatically selected the best layers to display a sharp, high-contrast image with no operator input. Paired with QuickVision 3D software, it enabled implant planning and the creation of print-ready surgical guides (.stl export) without an optical impression camera: the plaster or silicone cast was scanned directly by the unit.

Automatic selection of the best layers, high-definition image with strong contrast.
2D / 3D digital panoramic unit, upgradable to cephalometrics.
Touchscreen built into the unit.
Full jaw in a single exposure · localized volumes for left / right premolars and molars.
QuickVision / QuickVision 3D — slices, bone model, density, implant simulation.
Scanning of plaster / silicone casts · .stl export of surgical guides.
User manuals are available in five languages, in PDF format.
For any other documentation, please contact U.S. technical support.
Frequently asked questions from I-Max Touch 3D users in the United States.
Yes. The product is no longer sold, but our network of technicians continues to provide service. Contact U.S. technical support and quote your unit's serial number.
The user manuals are available above in five languages (French, English, Italian, Spanish, Polish), in PDF format.
Yes: the .stl export from QuickVision 3D still works — print the guide in-office or through a lab.
Its direct successor is the I-Max 3D XPRO, which carries over the upgradable 2D/3D concept with a new-generation sensor and a smaller footprint (148 lb / 67 kg wall-mounted).


The natural replacement for the Touch 3D keeps everything that made it a success — 2D/3D versatility, ceph upgradability, the surgical-guide workflow — and adds: