See what changes the image.
Compare the effects of exposure, projection geometry and display settings on a hand radiograph.
Request alpha access A new perspectiveDigital radiograph simulator
XYRA
See beyond
the surface.
Understand the image. Practise the technique.
Adjust positioning, beam geometry and exposure, then see how the radiograph changes. Built from real CT datasets and ready in your browser.
Early alpha · Manually reviewed access · No installation
Real CT data. A new perspective with every adjustment.
From setup to image.
Fine-tune a radiograph in the projector, or work through a full setup in the positioning lab. Approved access is required for both.
Set the position. See the projection.
Position the arm, tube and detector, then make an exposure to see the result.
Request alpha accessPut theory into practice.
A virtual environment for asking “what happens if?” and seeing the effect.
Position with purpose.
Move the anatomy, tube and detector to see how alignment shapes the projection.
Make geometry visible.
Change angles and distances to investigate how anatomy appears on the radiograph.
Experiment with exposure.
Adjust technique and noise, then examine the resulting image and exposure measurements.
Join the alpha.
Help shape what comes next.
XYRA is opening for its first round of testing. Your experience and feedback will help shape what comes next.
- Request accessShare your name, email and role.
- We'll review your requestRequests are reviewed manually. Review times may vary.
- Accept your invitationIf approved, follow your email invitation to set a password and start using the simulators.
Availability may vary during testing. Simulated images are for education, not clinical use.
Request alpha access
Tell us a little about yourself. If approved, you'll receive an email invitation to choose a password.
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A few useful answers.
Do I need a powerful computer?
No dedicated graphics card or installation is needed. XYRA processes images remotely and sends the results to your browser. Use a desktop or laptop for the full positioning workspace.
What happens after I request access?
You'll see a confirmation page. If approved, you'll receive an email invitation to choose a password. Check your spam folder as well as your inbox. Read the access guide.
Where does the anatomy come from?
XYRA uses openly available CT research datasets. Attribution and licence links are available in each simulator and in the dataset credits.
How do I get help or share feedback?
Email contact@xyra-app.com. Tell us which simulator you were using and what you were trying to do. Please don't send patient data.