ODIN

Technical presence, even when the team is far away.

Remote access and non-intrusive physical interaction with equipment, combining low latency and high-resolution video.

The challenge we address

When an available team is missing, access to diagnosis also has to wait.

Keeping imaging equipment running continuously is difficult when qualified professionals are unavailable for every shift. Nights, weekends, absences, and demand peaks can leave rooms idle while patients wait.

ODIN brings experienced professionals closer to the facility’s routine, expanding coverage without requiring every specialist to be physically beside the console.

Benefits

More coverage and specialized knowledge with better use of infrastructure.

A connected operation makes better use of existing resources and puts technical expertise where it is needed.

More available hours

Support nights, weekends, and demand peaks without operator travel.

Knowledge where needed

Connect the facility to experienced professionals regardless of location.

Medical follow-up

Physicians and radiologists can follow exams and guide protocols remotely.

Specialized mentoring

The local team receives technical support and continuous training during operation.

What the study observed

One operator, more than one scanner.

Values observed in a study on the remote operation of magnetic resonance imaging. Results depend on the profile, demand, and processes of each service. Source: Santos, I. “Avaliação da operação remota de ressonância magnética: impactos na eficiência, produtividade e qualidade”. Doctoral thesis, 2024.

Per operator
3 scanners
One professional can follow up to three connected scanners.
Potential gain in operational efficiency
Up to 30%
While maintaining diagnostic quality in the setting evaluated.
Professional remotely monitoring an MRI exam

How it works

From installation to remote operation in four steps.

  1. Installation

    ODIN hardware is installed without modifying the imaging equipment.

  2. Secure connection

    An isolated VPN, encryption in transit, and multi-factor authentication protect access.

  3. Remote operation

    The professional conducts exams remotely with console access, high resolution, and low latency.

  4. Monitoring

    Cameras, alarms, and the team monitor operation stages with event logs.

ODIN interface with remote controls, cameras, alarms, and integrated communication

Security

Designed for critical healthcare environments.

Each layer protects patients, equipment, and data while preserving the agility required for operation.

Isolated VPN

Traffic travels through a private tunnel separated from the public internet.

Encryption in transit

Data and communications remain encrypted during operation.

Two-step authentication

An additional verification layer protects access.

Integrated communication

Text, files, voice, and video within the platform.

Emergency alert

Immediate activation with protection against accidental alarms.

Alarm history

Alerts remain recorded with date and responsible professional.

Non-intrusive technology

Fits into the routine without modifying the equipment.

The hardware is supplied on loan and installed without additional software on the imaging equipment.

MRI equipment in a warm editorial illustration

During installation

The original equipment and console stay as they are.

No hardware modifications

Installation preserves the equipment and keeps access to the original console available.

Controls preserved

Precisely calibrated pressure mechanisms help preserve key lifespan.

Physical safety

Collision sensors and an emergency button are part of the set installed in the room.

See it in practice

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