BUDAPEST: Hungary’s Tandofer completed a HUF 190 million project to develop software and optical equipment to gauge the treatment of skin diseases, the company told Hungarian news agency MTI today.
Tandofer’s project was supported with a HUF 100 million European Union grant, managing director Endre Bali said, adding that a prototype of the device is being tested at a dermatology clinic in Szeged in southeastern Hungary. MTI noted that the company had revenue of HUF 614 ml in 2013.
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