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- 2. What we doSupercomputer 3D visualizationfor everyone, everywhereWe deliver high-fidelity 3D models created directly from 2D data that can be manipulated in real-time on low cost hardware from anywhere in the world
- 3. What problems are we solving?Availability: 3-dimensional patient scans, case studies and anatomical content available to anyone on any hardware systemAffordability:Today’s educational and medical institutions cannot afford $200,000+ visualization equipmentAccessibility: Clients for this content need to get access to the information from anywhere
- 4. Data AcquisitionX-ray Computed Tomography (CT)combines a series of X-ray views taken from many different angles to produce cross-sectional images of the bones and soft tissues inside the bodyMagnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) uses powerful magnetic and radio frequency fields to produce a rotating magnetic field detectable by a scanner
- 5. Target CustomersPACS users: radiologists, surgeons, pathologists, medical specialists and general practitioners and patients.Education: advanced learning institutions, medical students, dental students, nursing students, high school students.
- 6. The CompanyFounded in 2010, Real-Scan is based in Seattle, Washington. It is a privately held C corporation with 6 employeesReal-Scan has a sister company Useful Progress based in Paris, France which was established in 2003 and serves as the R&D arm of Real-Scan
- 7. Leadership TeamPresident - Sylvain Ordureau is the founder of UsefulProgress, a French company that develops new technologies for scanning, analysing, handling and storing high-definition 3D data. The research laboratory of the company is based in the University Paris Descartes where it develops solutions for sectors as diverse as medical, pharmaceutical, industrial, mining (diamonds), archeology and higher education. Working in close collaboration with hospital radiology centers, UsefulProgress is able to develop software and hardware solutions through its direct access to clinical expertise. In January 2010, UsefulProgress Canada Inc. was created in Montreal and now with the launch of Real-Scan Sylvain continues to expand his influence to new international markets.CSO - Philippe Roche brings over 20 years of entrepreneurial and strategic leadership in emerging markets. Philippe served as CEO of Alioscopy USA, a 3D display manufacturer where he launched and positioned the company as the leader in the 3D auto-stereo market. He defined and managed the overall business strategy by establishing key partnerships with market leaders and he also played a key role in creating and promoting the first real 3D ecosystem including content producers, integrators, resellers and advertisers. During his tenure, Alioscopy USA received the ‘Buzz Award’ at InfoComm 2008, ‘Best New Product’ at both the Digital Signage Expo 2008 and at the Exhibitor 2009 shows. Prior to Alioscopy, Philippe’s strategic vision was instrumental in launching and developing multiple ventures that focused on French-American IP licensing. CEO - Dean Lester brings 25 years of leadership experience to Real-Scan, including 14 years in general management positions at Microsoft. Dean lead teams across the Entertainment Division, Office, Windows and the Dynamics Business Solutions groups with engineering and business organizations spread across multiple international centers. His experience as general manager for the Windows Direct3D and OpenGL teams and the relationships he developed there allowed him to collaborate with some of the brightest minds in the graphics industry. Dean also brings several years of medical training to the company with his studies at the London Hospital Medical College in the UK, providing him with a unique skillset that encompasses graphics, software development and medical disciplines.VP of Business Development – Ed Ventura has been an impassioned entrepreneur, business development executive and interactive entertainment brand and franchise expansion expert for over 20 years. Throughout a 14-year career with Microsoft, Ed oversaw the evolution of interactive entertainment as an impactful and significant facet of the industry giant’s operations, including creative business development achievements totaling more than a quarter-billion dollars annual revenue. Ed’s personal interest in medicine has led to corporate board membership of ISIS (UW Medicine’s Institute for Simulation and Interprofessional Studies). In addition, Ed funds a fellowship for UW Medicine’s Autism Center to study prescription drug use and teaching assistance.
- 8. PartnershipsnVidiais a world leader in the realm of visual computing. Real-Scan is working closely with nVidia to harness the latest hardware and software breakthroughs to create faster and even higher fidelity visualization. We utilize nVidia’s Tesla platform which harnesses the GPU’s parallel processing capabilities to deliver the power of a supercomputer at a fraction of its cost and power consumption.Faculte de Medecineat the University of Paris has a special relationship with Real-Scan. Their researchers and clinicians have worked closely with our sister company UsefulProgress to share their skill and expertise in radiology to assist the company with getting the very best from today’s scanners and ensuring that everything we do meets their stringent standards.
- 10. Network ArchitectureOn Premise Standalone SystemWeb HostedCloud Service
- 11. Intellectual PropertyOur solution utilizes unique IP/technology covering:-New volumetric ray-mapping techniquesNew techniques for utilizing stereoscopic and auto-stereoscopic displaysNew GPU virtualization techniquesGPU clustering and load balancing technologyFast disk I/O techniquesStream compressionIntelligent network utilization