Case-centric intake
Turn scans, prescriptions and incoming files into a canonical JOB with explicit asset roles and provenance.
ProthoPilot connects case intake, 3D assets, CAD handoff and production preparation into a traceable workflow — without making the laboratory depend on filenames, folders or implicit “latest project” assumptions.
Alpha product under active development
Scanner, CAD, CAM and manufacturing services remain authoritative in their own domains. ProthoPilot adds the layer that preserves case identity, asset provenance and workflow continuity across them.
Turn scans, prescriptions and incoming files into a canonical JOB with explicit asset roles and provenance.
Bind the exact ProthoPilot case to the exact exocad project instead of relying on names, folders or recency.
Track verified CAD revisions and preserve which source assets and project identity they belong to.
Prepare downstream handoffs around validated case state while keeping specialist CAM and manufacturing systems in control.
File hashes, explicit identity, conservative migrations and non-destructive integration form the current technical foundation.
Architecture is being developed toward asset graphs, coordinate normalization and stronger geometry identity.
Import and classify source assets into a structured case.
Launch the selected case into exocad and persist the exact project binding.
Detect verified CAD output for the bound project and reconcile it with the correct JOB.
Move downstream only when the case state and handoff are explicit.
ProthoPilot is not intended to replace scanner software, CAD, CAM or manufacturing systems. It is designed to connect them while preserving ownership boundaries and traceability.
ProthoPilot is currently a Windows desktop alpha. Core intake, case persistence, exocad project binding, verified scan handoff and CAD revision reconciliation are already implemented.
It is not yet intended for production use with real clinical data. Commercial packaging, broader integrations and field validation remain under development.
We are open to technical discussions around scanner, CAD, CAM and manufacturing integrations.