01 Building Now
Spatial Intelligence
Make patient anatomy actionable through tracked instruments and guidance that preserves natural technique.
Image-guided Navigation
Every patient deserves precision care.
We’re building the intelligence layer for procedural medicine, starting with point-of-care procedures.
The System
Scan Once. Navigate the whole procedure. Hands-Free.
A quick ultrasound sweep creates a persistent 3D anatomical map of the patient. With the imager set aside, our system updates the view in real time as the clinician moves a tracked instrument through that anatomy.
Research prototype demonstrations on anatomical phantoms.
The Vision
Navigation is just
the beginning.
Knowing where an instrument is, where it is going, and what surrounds it can be the foundation for increasingly intelligent procedural assistance.
A focused first application. A broader ambition.02 Next
Procedural Intelligence
Extend spatial guidance with contextual procedural planning and assistance.
Broader clinical applications
03 Then
Execution Intelligence
Build toward systems connecting spatial and procedural understanding with physical action through robotics and later, autonomy.
Assistance → physical intelligence
“Next” and “Then” describe long-term development goals, not available product capabilities or delivery timelines.
The Team
We've built navigation platforms before.
Now we're reimagining where it goes.
David Berman, MS
Co-founder & CEO
Aerospace engineer turned surgical robotics leader.
Andrew Hanna, PhD
Co-founder & Head of Software
Early AI researcher and medical device software architect.
Get in Touch
Intelligence and precision belong everywhere.
We're working with physicians, clinicians, and partners to bring a new kind of procedural intelligence to better serve their patients.