01 · Clinician-led
The clinician stays accountable
AI assists; it does not decide. Our tools surface candidate findings and prioritise work, but the diagnostic report - and the responsibility for it - remains with the clinician.
About STS Medical Mobility
We believe a diagnosis should reach the clinician as fast as the patient needs it.
STS Medical Mobility is a Hungarian company working at the intersection of imaging diagnostics, laboratory medicine and software engineering. We are building the platform this field needs: one that lets clinical teams read, interpret and act on diagnostic findings wherever care is actually delivered.
Our purpose
Diagnostic information that moves at clinical speed.
Modern medicine produces an extraordinary amount of diagnostic information - cross-sectional imaging, radiography, ultrasonography, and a deep bench of laboratory assays. The limiting factor is rarely the data itself. It is the friction between producing a result and putting it, complete and in context, in front of the person who must decide what happens next.
That friction is measured in workstation queues, in systems that do not speak to one another, and in worklists that take no account of clinical urgency. We exist to remove it - carefully, and to the standards that clinical software must meet.
STS Continuum, our platform in development, is the expression of that purpose: imaging and laboratory results unified, prioritised by clinical need, supported by transparent AI, and available on the devices clinicians already carry.
How we work
Principles we will not trade away.
Software that informs diagnosis is built differently from consumer software. These commitments shape every decision we make.
02 · Evidence-first
No claim we cannot support
We describe our software by what it does and the standards it is built to, not by performance figures we have not validated. Honesty is a clinical-safety requirement, not a marketing choice.
03 · Safety by design
Risk management throughout
Structured clinical risk management and a recognised software-lifecycle process are built into development from the first line of code, not bolted on before launch.
04 · Privacy by default
Patient data is handled with care
Data protection and information security are designed in from the start, in accordance with the GDPR and an information-security management framework.
05 · Open standards
Interoperable, never locked in
We build on DICOM and HL7 FHIR so the platform works with the systems clinical teams already own, rather than demanding they start again.
06 · Calm by intent
Designed to reduce cognitive load
A reading environment should be quiet, legible and predictable. We treat restraint in the interface as a feature with clinical value.
Who builds it
Clinical judgement and engineering discipline, in the same room.
STS Medical Mobility brings together radiology and laboratory expertise, medical-device software engineering, and regulatory and quality specialists. We deliberately keep clinical perspective close to the build, so that decisions about the worklist, the viewport and the report are made by people who understand what is at stake when they are used in earnest.
We collaborate with consultant radiologists, laboratory professionals and clinical partners to ground the platform in real diagnostic workflows. If your department or laboratory would like to help shape that work, we would welcome the conversation.
Where we are
An honest view of the road ahead.
We would rather be clear about our stage than imply a maturity we have not reached. This is our current direction of travel.
- In progress
Platform development & quality framework
Core imaging and laboratory workflows, the AI-assisted triage layer, and the quality-management and risk-management framework around them are in active development.
- Next
Clinical collaboration & evaluation
Structured evaluation with clinical partners in controlled, non-diagnostic settings to refine workflows and gather evidence ahead of any regulatory submission.
- Planned
Conformity assessment & CE marking
Pursuing the conformity-assessment pathway under the EU Medical Device Regulation, with information published as milestones are achieved.
Regulatory status. STS Continuum is investigational and is not yet a CE-marked medical device. It is not currently intended for clinical use or primary diagnosis. References to standards and regulations describe our intended framework, not certifications already held.
Work with us
Help shape mobile-first diagnostics.
We are speaking with imaging centres, radiology departments and diagnostic laboratories who wish to help shape how this is built.