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Scan
Seconds
Contactless 3D scanning replaces plaster casting. A faulty scan is spotted instantly and repeated; the patient is measured in a single session.
How It Works
The machine does the routine engineering; the human makes the clinical decision.
Clonify is not a fully autonomous black box: it is clinician-approved guided automation. Here you can transparently see the four steps from scan to production — and who decides at each step.
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Four steps from scan to production
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Automatic analysis
Automatic
Anatomical alignment is automatic; in cranial cases CVAI, cephalic index, volume and circumference are computed on their own.
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Guided design
Minutes
The system suggests the design step by step; clinical decisions such as trimlines and regional shaping always pass through clinician approval.
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Send to production
One click
The approved design goes as a millimetrically sliced file to the clinic's printer or a partner manufacturing center.
Transparency
Which steps are automatic, which decisions stay with the clinician?
In medical software, trust starts with not hiding what is automated. Every row in this table is how the product works today.
Autonomous
Anatomical alignment (cranial)
Computed automatically; the clinician reviews, approves and can correct.
Autonomous
Asymmetry & anthropometry (CVAI, cephalic index, volume, circumference)
Fully automatic measurement + threshold-based severity classification; reports auto-generated.
Autonomous
Pre/post treatment comparison report
Two scans are compared automatically; a PDF/Excel clinical report is produced.
Semi-autonomous
AFO mold preparation and foot plane alignment
Automatic suggestion; trim and final shaping require the clinician's decision.
Semi-autonomous
Anatomical landmarks and trimlines
The system offers a starting suggestion; the final line is a clinical decision the user approves.
Semi-autonomous
Shell thickness, ventilation, production file
Automatic with default parameters; the clinician can make regional changes.
Always human
Regional shaping (relief/pressure zones)
Requires clinical judgement; the software provides precise tools, not the decision.
Always human
Diagnosis and treatment decision
A deliberate design choice: the system suggests classifications, it does not diagnose.
Transition
Your clinic moves to the digital workflow in 4 weeks
Week 1
Setup and training
Hardware setup and team training (target: ≤8 hours). First scans are done as shadow work.
Weeks 2–3
Parallel production
The plaster flow is not shut down; selected cases run through both methods in parallel and results are measured together.
Week 4
Digital line becomes primary
The team designs unassisted; remote co-design support continues for the first 10 devices.
No printer? No problem.
Your approved design file is sent to an ISO 13485-certified partner manufacturing center; the device ships to your clinic. Start the digital flow today without hardware investment and move to your own printer as volume grows.
See the process on your own case
Bring a scan of your own patient to the demo; let's walk the four steps together.