Services

Focused engineering services for medical imaging, computer vision, spatial AI, and technical diligence.

AI / CV Technical Due Diligence

For: Investors, acquisition teams, and internal product owners

Evaluate AI and computer vision technology, architecture, and deployment readiness.

Typical start: 1–2 week turnaround from documentation review

Typical duration: 1–3 week assessment or ongoing advisory capacity

Best for:

  • Investment or M&A teams reviewing AI assets
  • Product owners validating technical claims
  • Teams preparing acquisitions or strategic partnerships

Typical problems:

  • Unverified AI performance claims
  • Unclear architecture or data lineage
  • Unknown production readiness

Typical outcomes:

  • Technical due diligence report
  • Architecture and risk assessment
  • Practical recommendations for next steps

How engagements start:

Review available technical documentation and run a short assessment.

Not a fit:

  • Strategic market research
  • Full software implementation
  • High-level business planning without technical work

Example:

Assessed computer vision readiness for a product acquisition.

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Medical Imaging / Computer Vision R&D

For: Biotech and medical-AI teams

Work on imaging pipelines, model development, and validation for diagnostic and vision systems.

Typical start: After technical scope and dataset review

Typical duration: Monthly reserved capacity or project-based engagements

Best for:

  • Medical imaging or vision teams with complex data
  • Research programs that require NDA-sensitive handling
  • Projects needing technical leadership on prototype development

Typical problems:

  • Noisy or inconsistent imaging inputs
  • Limited labeled data for model training
  • Unclear path from research to deployment

Typical outcomes:

  • Validated prototype model and technical review
  • Roadmap for product integration
  • Risk profile for model behavior and performance

How engagements start:

Begin with a technical scope review and dataset assessment.

Not a fit:

  • Basic data-entry automation
  • Prebuilt model selection without research work
  • Pure marketing or design-only work

Example:

Defined a vision pipeline for a medical imaging workflow.

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Research Engineering Sprint

For: Product teams and innovation labs

Short-term engineering sprints to test feasibility, validate algorithms, and clarify technical risk.

Typical start: Within 1–2 weeks of initial planning session

Typical duration: 1–4 week sprints depending on scope

Best for:

  • Teams that need rapid technical proof points
  • Research concepts with uncertain feasibility
  • Projects that need a focused, senior engineer-led sprint

Typical problems:

  • Ambiguous product requirements
  • Unproven model or sensor approach
  • High technical risk in early design

Typical outcomes:

  • Working proof-of-concept code
  • Measurable validation criteria
  • Clear next-step recommendations

How engagements start:

Start with a one-day technical planning session.

Not a fit:

  • Long-term feature development
  • Pure UX/product design engagements
  • Commodity IT work

Example:

Delivered a validated prototype in a focused research sprint.

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Examples

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