Kodak's DRYVIEW imaging film is inserted into cartridges that can be loaded in less than 10 seconds in full roomlight. Kodak's cartridge recognition technology enables DRYVIEW laser imagers to recognize the film type, size and lot as well as the number of sheets remaining in the cartridge. Tests under American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and ISO methods indicate DRYVIEW film is archivable for 100+ years when stored at ANSI-recommended temperatures, and far exceeds requirements for oncology and pediatric applications. The KODAK DRYVIEW product line pioneered the use of dry laser imaging technology, which eliminates the need for chemical development of radiographic film. Kodak has produced and shipped more dry laser imagers than any other vendor. Kodak's dry laser imaging technology received a Green Chemistry Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for preventing hundreds of millions of gallons of liquid waste annually.