Vita Tech works under contract with EMVision Medical Devices to install, maintain, and support its portable brain imaging scanner at participating U.S. hospitals.
EMVision Medical Devices is an Australian medical technology company developing portable electromagnetic brain scanners for stroke diagnosis and monitoring.
Vita Tech works under contract with EMVision, providing the local presence participating U.S. hospitals need: engineers who install and maintain systems, trainers who prepare study teams, and a direct line back to EMVision's development team.
Vita Tech supports EMVision's prospective, multi-center, blinded pivotal trial of emu™ at comprehensive stroke centers in the United States. EMVision is working toward a future FDA submission.
An array of proprietary antennas sends pulses of low-power electromagnetic waves into the head.
The waves pass through tissue without ionizing radiation and scatter according to each tissue's dielectric properties. Sensors in the headset capture these interactions.
Physics and data-science techniques are used to reconstruct an image of the brain, and the system is designed to provide AI-based decision support on the device.
Supporting EMVision's U.S. clinical researchat leading academic medical centers
We take each participating hospital from agreement to first study scan, handling site readiness, delivery, installation, commissioning, and performance verification.
Hands-on training for study teams, including stroke clinicians, emergency staff, and research coordinators, on site.
Preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair coordination that keep every system available when a study scan is needed.
Device-side support for investigational sites: system uptime, software updates, device logistics, and coordination with EMVision's clinical and engineering teams.
What we learn in U.S. hospitals goes straight back into product development. We help test and refine new hardware and software in clinical research settings.
Design characteristics as described by EMVision Medical Devices. The emu™ is an investigational device; it is used only in clinical studies, its safety and effectiveness have not been established, and it is not available for sale or for routine clinical care.
We review the clinical space, workflow, power, network, and IT requirements with the site team.
Our engineers receive, unpack, position, and set up the system on site.
Commissioning and performance checks confirm the system is ready before the first study scan.
Hands-on sessions prepare operators, clinicians, and research staff to scan confidently.
We are on site for the first study scans, answering questions and resolving issues in real time.
Maintenance, software updates, and remote or on-site support throughout the study.
Our team is available to answer questions about installation, training, and ongoing support.
