Cranial Remolding Helmet Module
Automatic CVAI and cephalic index measurement, clinician-approved helmet design and pre/post treatment comparison reports for plagiocephaly, brachycephaly and scaphocephaly.
Key Features
- Automatic head alignment
- Asymmetry analysis (CVAI, cephalic index)
- 3D helmet design
- Treatment comparison report
Same-day design
Automatic CVAI measurement
Clinician-approved workflow
From scan to helmet: follow the flow step by step
As you scroll, watch an infant head scan become a measurable analysis, then a clinician-approved helmet geometry, then a production work order.
- 1Scan
- 2Analysis
- 3Design
- 4Production
Drag to rotate the model · Stages advance as you scroll
01 · Scan
Contactless 3D scan
No plaster on the baby's head. A scan of a few seconds turns the cranial surface into a cloud of hundreds of thousands of points.
- Scan time
- ~8 s
- Point resolution
- 0.1 mm
Sample case data — for illustration
1. Scan — Contactless 3D scan
No plaster on the baby's head. A scan of a few seconds turns the cranial surface into a cloud of hundreds of thousands of points.
2. Analysis — Automatic alignment and asymmetry analysis
The model aligns itself to the anatomical plane. Diagonal axes are measured, CVAI and cephalic index are computed, and deviation is painted onto the surface as a heat map.
3. Design — Helmet designed against the symmetric target
The helmet is built against the symmetric target shape, not the measured asymmetry: it leaves growth space over the flattened region and contacts the bossed one. No geometry reaches production without clinician approval.
4. Production — One click to the clinic printer
The approved helmet is sliced and lands on the clinic's 3D printer as a work order. Every revision is recorded with a version number.
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