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For device vendors

Embed SVH into your medical devices.

You build the instrument. SVH gives it identity, connectivity, updates, data delivery, and hospital-system integration — the plumbing that takes device makers years and never differentiates the product.

Build it yourself

  • A PKI and enrollment system, from scratch
  • An update mechanism you trust with a patient attached
  • A store-and-forward queue that survives every outage
  • An HL7/FHIR integration team on permanent staff
  • Security documentation for every submission

Or inherit it

  • Device identity. TPM-rooted certificates, enrollment, and attestation — no PKI team required.
  • Secure updates. Signed OTA with rollback, plus offline USB for air-gapped sites.
  • Data delivery. Offline-first, ordered, acknowledged — your results always arrive.
  • Interoperability. FHIR® R4, HL7® v2, ASTM, POCT1-A2 — spoken by the server, not by your firmware.
  • Fleet operations. Enrollment queues, device twins, health, and audit in a ready-made console.
  • Licensing and PKI. A vendor back office issues signed license codes and device birth certificates, and holds your signing keys.
  • Compliance posture. SBOM, audit trails, and secure-lifecycle evidence, designed to support IEC 62304 and FDA cybersecurity guidance.

Integration path

Four steps to a connected product.

  1. 1

    Embed the agent

    Drop the SVH Device Agent onto your embedded-Linux device — ARM or x86, tiny footprint, no cloud dependency to boot.

  2. 2

    Declare, don’t hope

    Your application ships as a module with a signed manifest that declares exactly what it may access. The sandbox enforces it.

  3. 3

    Enroll the device

    A manufacturer-installed birth certificate gets the device an operational identity on first contact — automatically.

  4. 4

    Inherit the platform

    Identity, updates, data pipeline, consoles, and interoperability are now features of your product.

Have instruments in the field that cannot be modified? The SVH Device Bridge connects them in the protocols they already speak — no agent, no firmware change. And a device simulator lets your engineers exercise the full integration before hardware is on the bench.

Talk to us about your device.

Tell us what you are building — or what is already in the field — and we will map the integration.

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