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ScanVan

Bring Enterprise-Scale Digital Pathology Scanning Directly to Your Archive

ScanVan™ is a mobile whole slide imaging platform that digitizes pathology archives directly at hospitals, laboratories, and research institutions. 

By transforming glass slide archives into structured digital datasets, ScanVan helps organizations support faster diagnostic insight, rare disease research, pharmaceutical development, and future AI-enabled pathology tools — without requiring permanent scanning infrastructure. 

ScanVan was developed in collaboration with the University of Pittsburgh’s Computational Pathology and AI Center of Excellence (CPACE) to support scalable pathology digitization for healthcare and research organizations. 

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Enterprise-Scale Throughput

High-throughput whole slide imaging designed for large pathology archives and research collections. Based on 12-hour scanning days, Monday–Friday.

How ScanVan Works 

Three-step horizontal process diagram illustrating the ScanVan workflow: Deploy, Digitize, and Activate. Icons show mobile deployment, slide digitization, and digital data activation for clinical review, research, and AI development.

Why Pathology Digitization Matters

Pathology archives contain decades of diagnostic information, but most remain inaccessible in physical storage. 

Digitizing these collections makes historical pathology data searchable, shareable, and usable across clinical care and research environments. 

Improve Rare Disease Diagnosis 

Access to larger collections of historical cases can help clinicians identify patterns and comparisons that support faster diagnosis and treatment decisions. 

Enable AI Development 

Structured digital pathology data creates the foundation for developing and validating future AI-assisted diagnostic tools. 

Support Pharmaceutical Research 

Large-scale digital pathology datasets enable retrospective studies, biomarker discovery, and therapeutic research. 

Expand Research Collaboration 

Digitized archives make it easier for institutions to collaborate across health systems, academia, and life sciences organizations. 

Why Organizations Use ScanVan

Secure and Self-Contained

ScanVan is designed for secure healthcare and research environments.

Features include:

Designed for Flexible Deployment

ScanVan is designed to support large-scale pathology digitization across healthcare, research, and government environments. 

The mobile platform enables rapid deployment while reducing the infrastructure and operational burden typically associated with large digitization initiatives. 

Intended Environments Deployment Specifications 
  • Hospital pathology archives  

  • Academic medical centers  

  • Federal healthcare systems  

  • Military medical operations  

  • Research institutions and biorepositories 

  • Standard ISO container platform  

  • Designed for domestic and global deployment  

  • Operates in external environments from -40°F to +131°F  

  • Rapidly deployable architecture  

     

Proven Technical Foundation

Scientist in a white lab coat and blue gloves sits at a laboratory workstation, reviewing microscopic cell images displayed on a computer monitor. Test tubes, laboratory glassware, and research supplies are arranged on the bench in a bright, modern laboratory.

ScanVan was developed through collaboration with the University of Pittsburgh’s Computational Pathology and AI Center of Excellence (CPACE). 

The initiative demonstrated a scalable approach to transforming legacy pathology archives into digital datasets that support research, clinical workflows, and future AI applications. 

Unlock the Value of Existing Pathology Archives

Learn how ScanVan can support large-scale pathology digitization for healthcare, research, and data modernization initiatives. 

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