Precision IO is building AI into its platform. I would sell with AI too.

I researched and built this site with AI agents. Here are three tools I would run in the national launch. Try them. The ranking uses real accounts and my own estimates. The other two run on assumptions you can change.

Where I would start: national centers, rankedMy starting estimates

Real centers, scored on what I know today. The top four are where I have contacts now. In month one, procedure volumes and what each center tells us replace my estimates.

How much should each factor count? Drag a slider to change a factor's weight, or click a dot to rerate a hospital from 1 to 5. The ranking updates.

5 Strong4 Good3 Moderate2 Weak1 Little to go on

My relationship 40%

Brachytherapy depth 30%

CT needle fit 15%

Research engine 15%

Rank	Center	Relationship	Brachy	CT fit	Research	Score

Sold here before: Mayo Clinic and Rush. Relationship scores for the other centers reflect contacts and past work, not a prior sale.

Fiducial complication modelYour assumptions

Built for a radiation oncology chair to test live. What would better placement mean at one program? Defaults come from published lung series; the reduction is a hypothesis, not an Epione result.

CT guided lung fiducial placements a year 100

Pneumothorax rate today 16%

Chest tube rate today 6%

Reduction with robotic placement 30%

0pneumothoraces a year today

0avoided a year at this reduction

0chest tubes avoided a year

Defaults: pneumothorax 15.8% and drainage 6.3% in 222 CyberKnife fiducial procedures; published rates run up to 45%.Source Source In a randomized trial of a different robot for CT biopsy, lung complications fell from 16.9% to 4.9%.Source Lung fiducials are outside Epione's label today.

Physician briefExample output

Ready before every meeting, in minutes, from publications, trials and public data. Click an account name in the ranking to load it here. The physician details are an illustration, not a real person.

Account: Choose an account in the ranking above
Why this account: The reason it ranks where it does
Role: Chair, radiation oncology, NCI designated cancer center
Today: Growing SBRT (stereotactic body radiation therapy) and proton volume; fiducials placed by IR on a shared CT schedule; a small interstitial program
Priority: Fewer complications and redos, and more centers able to offer interstitial brachytherapy
Likely objection: "Our IR team already places these. Why would we need a robot?"
Opening question: "How many fiducials and interstitial catheters does your team place under CT each year, and how often does one need to be redone?"

Prompts I'd use every week: which NCI centers publish on CT guided fiducials or interstitial brachytherapy · summarize new robotic placement evidence this month · draft an advisory board agenda for the four launch centers.