Open work, shipping.
Two releases from our team. A public medical-imaging viewer hosted at Johns Hopkins — a working example of what our platform delivers. And CancerVerse, the first dataset out of our commercial pipeline: longitudinal, multimodal cancer-screening CT, published on Hugging Face for non-commercial research.
Two releases. One platform.
The viewer is a working example of what our platform delivers today. CancerVerse is the first dataset out of our commercial pipeline, published openly for research.
BodyMaps imaging viewer
A public, interactive medical-imaging viewer hosted at Johns Hopkins. Browse 9,901 CT cases from the PanTS pancreatic-imaging release with 28 organ-level segmentations, three orthogonal MPR views, and a 3D label-coloured render — a working example of the imaging foundations our platform delivers.
- 9,901 cases · train + test splits
- 28 organ-level segmentations per case
- 6 segmentation models, selectable for uploaded scans
CancerVerse — Longitudinal, multimodal cancer screening
A fully open dataset built for multicancer screening: 24,168 CT scans from 13,863 patients, with voxel-wise tumor annotations across 13 cancer types in the chest, abdomen, and pelvis. Each cancer patient is followed over as many as 32 longitudinal scans, and every scan is paired with its radiology report, pathology results, and clinical variables — the multimodal alignment our platform is built to produce.
- 24,168 CT scans · 13,863 patients
- 13 cancer types · voxel-wise tumor annotations
- Paired radiology reports, pathology, and clinical variables
- Chain-of-thought reasoning layer · licensed separately