Scanner-Neutral Workflow
A clean path toward scanner-neutral workflow without real scanner uploads.
Foveo is not tied to one scanner or topographer in the public demo. The near-term work is defining a neutral internal schema and testing it with synthetic fixtures.
Review Point
Why neutral matters
Specialty lens work can involve different measurement systems, exports, and lab handoff expectations. A neutral software layer can make those differences easier to reason about, but only after data policy and workflow review are in place.
- Avoids assuming one scanner is the entire market.
- Keeps geometry handling separated from vendor-specific details.
- Lets test fixtures cover missing points, noise, and coverage differences.
- Protects the codebase from proprietary implementation shortcuts.
Review Point
Current workflow lane
The public scanner sandbox validates synthetic fixture shapes that resemble common export concerns without using private vendor files or patient scans.
- Schema-first elevation grids.
- Coverage and unit validation.
- Dirty-scan fixture planning.
- No authenticated portal scraping.
Working Proof
Synthetic source fixtures now generate real review artifacts.
Foveo can normalize synthetic Eaglet-style, Pentacam-style, and Medmont-style fixtures into one internal elevation grid, then produce the same artifact family used by the console.
- Neutral Foveo grid from synthetic source records.
- Design spec with source and normalization warnings.
- Cross-section image, STL artifact, and replayable eye file.
- Deterministic reorder proof for the generated fixture STL.
Review Point
Safe workflow request
Foveo can discuss export expectations and workflow gaps with labs or clinicians, but the public site asks collaborators not to send patient data or proprietary files.
- Discuss field names and workflow needs at a high level.
- Use public documentation where available.
- Keep real data out until policies exist.
- Document unknowns separately from implementation decisions.
Fast Answers
- Does Foveo import real scanner files today?
- No. Public scanner work uses synthetic fixtures only.
- Why not build directly around one scanner?
- A neutral model keeps the software flexible and reduces early dependence on one vendor format.
- Can a lab discuss its workflow?
- Yes, as non-confidential process feedback with no patient records, prescriptions, scans, or proprietary methods.
Search Context
Useful phrases for this page
These terms describe the public software workflow lane. They are not medical, fitting, dispensing, manufacturing, privacy, or regulatory claims.
- scanner neutral workflow
- topography workflow planning
- eye scanner export schema
- synthetic scanner fixtures
- corneal topography importer
- ophthalmic data workflow
Start Clean
Review the workflow, not a patient case.
Send only non-confidential collaboration context. Do not send patient records, prescriptions, scans, protected health information, real lens orders, or proprietary methods.
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