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.
- 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
Embed the agent
Drop the SVH Device Agent onto your embedded-Linux device — ARM or x86, tiny footprint, no cloud dependency to boot.
- 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
Enroll the device
A manufacturer-installed birth certificate gets the device an operational identity on first contact — automatically.
- 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 platform includes a low-friction onramp for legacy clinical applications — connect the fleet you already shipped.
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.