Hardware development on the InSite Pro continues to move forward, so this time we're pulling back the curtain on the software side: specifically, the user interfaces on both the device and the app.

Software may be eating the world, but AI is eating software. So, where does durable competitive advantage actually live? I've been thinking about this a lot. My answer: proprietary hardware, sensors, and the data that only those sensors can generate. Hardware is the new moat.

We are committed to building a brand and product you can trust, so we will be providing regular development updates on the InSite Pro as we progress towards launch. Where we are with development We have received our first set of pre-production machined parts. Until now, we relied on 3D-printed prototypes to visualize the form factor, verify fit, and test operations. In contrast, these new machined parts use production-grade materials and reflect our final design. This is a ma

In the world of hospital facilities management, there is no such thing as a "minor" repair. When a pipe bursts or an electrical circuit fails in a residential building, it’s an inconvenience. When it happens behind the walls of an Intensive Care Unit or an Operating Room, it’s a localized catastrophe.