Artemis takes the volumetric data produced by modern imaging and turns it into an actionable plan. Epica engineered the reconstruction pipeline, planning workspace and targeting tools that let clinicians move from images to a documented, repeatable procedure.
Reconstruct, plan, target
Artemis rebuilds volumetric imaging into clean 3D models, lets clinicians define targets and paths on that model, and records the plan so it can be reviewed and reproduced later.
The reconstruction pipeline is the quiet foundation: raw imaging becomes a model accurate enough to plan against, fast enough to work with interactively, and consistent enough that two clinicians see the same thing.
Guided, never rigid
The planning workspace walks a clinician through the steps in order, but never forces a path. Defaults are sensible, every value is adjustable, and the software surfaces information rather than making the decision. It fits the clinician's judgement instead of replacing it.
That balance — structured enough to be repeatable, open enough to respect expertise — is what makes a planning tool something clinicians keep using after the novelty wears off.
Documented by design
Every plan is versioned and logged, giving clinics the audit trail they need for quality assurance and review. A plan can be reopened, compared to what was actually done, and reproduced for a similar case.
Because Artemis speaks DICOM, plans and the imaging they're built on stay connected to the rest of the clinic's systems rather than living in a silo.
Common questions
- What imaging does it accept? Any DICOM volumetric study from modern CT and comparable modalities.
- Is the plan reproducible? Yes — every plan is versioned, logged and can be reopened or compared.
- Does it automate the decision? No — Artemis structures and documents the plan; the clinician decides.
- Does it integrate with our stack? Yes — it's DICOM-native and connects to existing imaging systems.
Every Epica platform ships with monitoring, audit logging and a support SLA — because in a clinic, software going quiet is not an option.
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