Applications
Where a scanner that can move actually goes.
A fixed machine is defined by the room it sits in. Once the room is no longer required, the question changes from “where do we build it” to “where do we need it”.
Human clinical
In the clinic, at the bedside, in theatre.
Orthopedics and sports medicine are the highest-conversion entry point; neuro and point-of-care follow it.
Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
In-clinic imaging that shortens the diagnostic loop — cartilage, ligament and meniscus assessment, with reduced metal artifact for post-op follow-up.
Read more →Neuro & Point-of-Care
Head imaging at the bedside, in the ward, and in the operating room — reducing transport risk for critical patients.
Read more →Deployment-driven
Where the room is not an option.
Mobile and trailer-based imaging — the applications that only exist because the machine can travel.
Veterinary
Equine and small animal.
In veterinary use no medical device registration applies — which makes this the fastest path into a new market.
On our roadmap
Directions we are watching.
These are reported as application directions, not as deployments. They will carry case material only once a project exists.
- Independent Imaging CentersDirection
- Rural & Remote HealthcareDirection
- Sports & Event MedicineDirection
- Preventive & Screening ProgramsDirection
Tell us about your setting.
The room, the power, the distance from the nearest hospital. That is enough for us to say what fits.