Your Workflow. Your Phone. Your Feedback.
Meet Eye in the Sky, an AI-assisted training concept designed to help nuclear medicine and theranostic professionals practice workflows, identify improvement opportunities, and strengthen procedural readiness.
Early access is not open yet. Requests join an interest list for future pilot participation.
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Training & educational use only — not for clinical use
Eye in the Sky is a concept in development. It is not FDA-cleared, has not been clinically validated, and no HIPAA, SOC 2 or other compliance certification is claimed for it.
How it would work
A practice session in four steps
The proposed mobile assistant guides practice. You do the work; it offers training feedback.
Step 1: Start a private session
Open training mode on your own phone and choose a practice scenario. You decide when the camera is on.
Step 2: Prepare the practice room
Work through a room setup and contamination-control checklist while the assistant follows along.
Step 3: Scan and read back
Scan the QR label on a simulated training vial, then read its details aloud to practice verbal confirmation.
Step 4: Review your feedback
Get a private learning summary with suggestions. It stays with you unless you choose to share it.
What it’s designed to include
Built around the technologist
Every capability below is planned. None is available yet.
- Planned
Private, user-controlled sessions
Designed so the technologist starts, stops and owns each session. Practice on your schedule, without an audience.
- Planned
QR-coded simulation exercises
Simulated training vials with QR labels, including deliberate mismatches, to practice identification and catch discrepancies.
- Planned
Voice-assisted training
Speak read-backs and checklist confirmations aloud and compare them against the practice scenario, hands-free.
- Planned
Room setup & contamination-control checklists
Step-by-step practice for absorbent coverings, shielding, survey meter checks, waste staging and similar room preparation.
- Planned
Personal educational feedback
A short, process-focused summary of what went well and what to practice next. Coaching, not scoring.
Help shape what gets built.
Tell us which workflows you’d most want to practice.
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Privacy
Your practice is yours
Eye in the Sky is meant to be a safe place to practice and learn, not a monitoring tool. Here is what is planned, and what exists today.
Planned privacy design
Planned- Private by default: individual training results are not automatically shared with managers or employers.
- You choose whether to share a summary, and with whom.
- Simulated training materials only. No real patient information.
- Designed to give feedback without retaining video or audio recordings.
Available today
Live- This information page and the early-access interest form.
- Nothing is installed on your phone. There is no Eye in the Sky app yet.
- No camera, microphone, recording or training data is collected by this page.
- The only information we receive is what you choose to submit in the form.
Intended use
For practice, never for patient care
Eye in the Sky is designed for education with simulated materials. People remain responsible for every clinical decision and every step of a real procedure.
It is not intended for
- Verifying the identity of real patients
- Authorizing, approving or releasing any therapy or radiopharmaceutical administration
- Replacing your facility’s procedures, written directives, or the judgment of Authorized Users and staff
Development roadmap
Where Eye in the Sky is headed
Plans may change as we learn from technologists and physicists.
Phase 1In progress
Concept & workflow design
Define practice scenarios, checklists and the privacy model with input from technologists and physicists.
Phase 2Planned
Simulation content
Build the library of QR-coded training vials, room setup exercises and read-back scripts.
Phase 3Planned
Volunteer pilot
Invite interested technologists to try training sessions in simulated, non-clinical settings.
Phase 4Planned
Evaluate & refine
Use participant feedback to improve usefulness, accuracy of training feedback and privacy controls.
Interested in Eye in the Sky?
Join the interest list and we’ll contact you when pilot participation becomes available. Requesting early access doesn’t enroll you in a program or share any training data.