Biological contaminants in the air can contaminate medications during pharmaceutical production. SCS developed the software for MBV's latest generation of portable air samplers. It precisely monitors the sampling process, detects potential errors, and logs relevant operations in a traceable manner.
Counting cells in microscopy images was previously a time-consuming manual process. SCS developed a deep-learning algorithm that automatically counts cells and delivers fast, reliable results even on a standard lab PC.
Space is at a premium in the intensive care unit. Together with Luciole Medical, SCS developed the miniaturized, laser-based neuromonitoring spectrometer RheoControl. It monitors critical brain parameters at the bedside and, instead of the original control-cabinet-sized system, now only requires about the space of a palm.
Biomedical image data quickly reaches several terabytes, pushing traditional web applications to their limits. SCS developed a powerful web viewer for ariadne.ai that fluidly displays microscopy images, segmentations, and analysis data, even with very large data volumes.
Optical coherence tomography provides high-resolution 3D images of the eye. SCS developed an AI model for the automated segmentation of medically relevant structures in OCT scans. In a scientific study, the accuracy of the eye segmentation proved to be comparable to human evaluations.
Zurich-based startup Aramedes combines traditional watchmaking with modern electronics. SCS developed the complete electronics and firmware for the watches, as well as the corresponding smartphone app.
If a single component becomes obsolete, the entire system does not have to be replaced. SCS specifically modernizes hardware and software, preserves existing infrastructure, and simultaneously creates room for new functions.
Networked household appliances must be protected against unauthorized access and manipulated data. SCS developed a Public Key Infrastructure for V-ZUG that equips every IoT-capable device with an individual digital certificate and secures communication with the V-ZUG cloud.
New cybersecurity requirements of the Radio Equipment Directive also affect connected devices in building technology. SCS analyzed an embedded device for a manufacturer of sanitary products according to EN 18031 and systematically identified where action was needed.
Confidential conversations such as interrogations, hearings, and examinations can be transcribed and translated in real-time with SCS Evida. Processing occurs locally rather than in the cloud, ensuring sensitive data remains within the organization.
As part of the ÜL-NEZ project, the St. Gallen Cantonal Police modernized its entire control center. SCS provided Mico, the integrated telephony and radio system, adapted it to the control center's requirements, and tightly integrated it with the new incident management system.
SCS Mico combines telephony, radio, and other communication channels of a dispatch center into a single user interface. This fully integrated solution is web-based, virtualized, and modularly expandable.
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