Built where the problem lives.

Inside a working radiography training program, instructors faced the constraint every radiography educator knows: one scanner, many students, and a machine that earns its keep scanning patients — not hosting practice sessions. Students learned the physics on paper and met the console for the first time in clinical placements, under pressure, with a queue behind them.

So the team built a simulator. Not a slideshow of sample images — a console where TR, TE, kVp and pitch actually drive the image the way the physics dictates, with the planning workflow learners meet on real Siemens-style systems. It went in front of real students, term after term, and was reshaped by what confused them, what clicked, and what instructors needed to see.

ScanFlo is that simulator, grown up: a platform for universities, hospitals and individual radiographers anywhere in the world. The physics engine, the case library and the licensing system have all been production-tested by thousands of learners before the first international customer ever signed up.

The ScanFlo team spans radiography educators, MRI and CT technologists, and the engineers who built the simulation platform. We build for radiographers worldwide.