Radtech

RadTech was born in 2002, descending from a medical hardware and software project called Radiologic Technologies. Radiologic Technologies' not-for-profit mission focused on improving the accuracy and efficiency of cancer treatment. This mission proved successful, and the founder was honored as a Smithsonian Laureate in 2000. The project was subsequently archived in the National Museum of American History. During the medical project, three essential solutions were engineered in-house to significantly extend the lifespan of expensive, fragile portable computers. This was crucial for making treatment benefits viable and sustainable for rural and third-world treatment centers operating on tight budgets.

Soon after these solutions began appearing on distributed computers, requests from individuals wanting them for their personal notebooks surged. This led to RadTech being spun off as a separate entity dedicated to producing computing solutions. The product line rapidly expanded from an initial three to over 1300 solutions and continues to grow. RadTech is committed to serving customers and helping them get the most from their computers and digital devices. The company understands that digital devices are more than just the sum of their parts; they hold the keys to dreams, visions, recreation, and work. RadTech is wholly committed to maintaining the full potential and value of these windows to the world. In February 2018, RadTech announced the retirement of its founders, Susan and John Grzeskowiak, and an ownership transition. The company produces innovative solutions for the digital lifestyle, aiming to enhance, protect, and preserve desktop and notebook computers, flat-panel displays, mobile devices, tablets, and a wide array of digital products.