Medical imaging, made differentiable.
We build embedded AI segmentation SDKs that medical-imaging OEMs license and ship inside their own viewers and planning suites — production C++ that runs in-process on the workstation GPU, with no cloud, no service to operate, and a regulatory dossier that plugs into your file.
For medical-imaging OEMs
Embed segmentation. Skip years of build.
License a binary C++ SDK that runs in-process in your viewer or planning suite — a library in your binary, not a service to run. We deliver the segmentation engine and the component-level regulatory dossier; you carry the product and the clinical claim.
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A specialist company with a beachhead and a horizon.
A specialist company with a beachhead in CBCT image segmentation — dental today, more CBCT anatomies next — and a long-running focus on the foundations of medical-imaging segmentation that predates the current deep-learning wave. European AI company headquartered in Italy, senior engineering team, B2B2C SDK economics — building the kind of imaging-AI company that scales by partnership, not by patient throughput.
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Imaging engineers who take provenance seriously.
Validation studies, dataset licensing, and clinical-advisor relationships, on retrospective anonymised data, on terms that respect the clinic's role and the patient's privacy.
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Built for OEM economics, not for research demos.
From first principles.
PhD-level applied mathematics on the inside, a clean binary on the outside. We work from the mathematics of medical volumes — geometry, numerical analysis, optimisation theory — up to the C++ that ships in the customer's installer. We do not glue libraries together and hope.
Regulatory leverage.
Our component-level dossier package drops into the OEM's CE MDR or FDA 510(k) file. We deliver the software-component documentation; the OEM carries the clinical claim. We are a component vendor, not a finished-device manufacturer — and we engineer accordingly.
No surprises in the customer's binary.
Embedded utility dependencies, encapsulated public API, signed Windows installers, reproducible Linux builds. The only thing the customer sees is a stable C++ contract and a sealed model artifact.
Build medical imaging hardware or planning software?
If you are tired of evaluating research notebooks dressed up as products, we should talk.