Pilot participants can evaluate device workflow, imaging capture, software usability, operational integration, and structured review while providing feedback that helps inform continued development of the platform. The pilot environment is designed to help participating facilities understand how the system may fit within existing workflows, identify practical implementation considerations, and provide structured feedback on usability, workflow efficiency, image acquisition, and overall platform experience.

Our connected workflow organizes imaging sessions, captured information, and review activities within one structured environment. From session setup through image capture and subsequent review, the platform is designed to maintain a consistent workflow while supporting organized documentation, user access, review notes, and operational oversight. This provides participating sites with a clearer way to evaluate how imaging information can move through a connected digital environment.

The platform connects imaging data with future analysis, reporting, intelligent workflows, clinical review, and evolving data-driven capabilities at scale. This architecture is intended to support continued development as the platform matures, including structured datasets, analytics, configurable reporting, reviewer collaboration, and future intelligence capabilities. The pilot helps BiTech Imaging understand how these capabilities can be developed around real-world operational needs while maintaining appropriate clinical and regulatory boundaries.