Pulse for veterinary clinics
Our product for veterinary practices. We'll show it once it's ready to be shown.
Systems at our clients (medicine, research, compute infrastructure) and our own products. Each case study is a story page built on the real UI or on real, anonymised data: the scenes play by themselves, and in a few places you can take the controls.




The foundation's sleep labs record around 100 nights of studies a month. We supplied the hardware and a GPU cluster that sits at the client's site, built a pipeline that breaks a night down into events, stages and indices, and we train models on that data.




The journey of a single test: the lab technician scans the tube and counts cells on the slide, the physician assesses and signs off the result, and the system assembles a PDF. It runs on the client's server; the animation uses fictional data only.
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An imaging archive with a DICOM Viewer that runs in the browser: import into PACS, MPR 2×2, lesion measurement, an HU window computed live, 3D rendering of the lungs and a report that the measurements flow into on their own.
Imaging data: The Cancer Imaging Archive, LIDC-IDRI (Armato et al., Med Phys 2011), CC BY 3.0.
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A reservation system for restaurants: a floor plan that updates itself, drag & drop table layout, a timeline of the evening, a new booking in a few clicks and a widget for guests on the venue's website.




Hold a key, speak, let go: the text lands wherever your cursor is. Say “shept” and the command goes to the agent. Audio only ever goes to our own server.
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The tool we run our own infrastructure with: a live GPU server fleet, model deploys with a command preview, Ansible playbooks and Terraform in one repo, and chat with a model straight from the terminal.
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3D scans of flats and commercial spaces (Gaussian splatting) from a 360° camera, with a slow fly-through and rotation by finger. In progress.
We start with a conversation and a prototype on your examples. Your data stays with you from day one.