Application scenarios
The scenarios below describe where the products fit and the service scope publicly disclosed by the company. They are not commitments regarding any specific contract.
- Tertiary hospital imaging departments: enterprise PACS across radiology, ultrasound, endoscopy, pathology and nuclear medicine, with three-level report review, audit trails and workload statistics to support hospital accreditation and EMR level evaluation.
- County medical communities and consortiums: a regional platform led by a municipal or county hospital, connecting clinical, imaging, laboratory, ECG and health-record data, running tele-consultation and two-way referral to move specialist capacity downward.
- City-level medical AI: a health authority or municipal hospital maintains the medical knowledge base and rule engine centrally, pushing diagnostic suggestions and medication risk alerts to primary-care physicians in real time.
- Specialty centres: digital illustrated reporting and quality control for endoscopy centres, pathology departments and ECG centres, replacing paper and film circulation.
- Cross-system data acquisition: RPA robots retrieve, enter and reconcile data between legacy systems that cannot expose APIs.
Disclosed service scope
Customers named on the company website include Xiangya Hospital, Beijing Hospital, Hunan Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital, the Second People’s Hospital of Yunnan Province and Changde First People’s Hospital. Regional platforms cover Hunan, Shanghai, Hubei, Guangxi, Yunnan, Sichuan, Hebei and Guizhou. In October 2026, Nenjiang Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital completed its migration to the new PACS.
Implementation
A standard rollout covers five stages — current-state survey, interface mapping, deployment, departmental training and parallel running — with engineers on site. The schedule is confirmed against department count, interface count and hardware availability.