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Q2Healthcare AI · Spear
Researched as of October 2026
AdaptAugmentAssist
Q3Automator
Q6Optimiser
Q9Conductor
Q2Tactician
Q5Partner
Q8Explorer
Q1Operator
Q4Weaver
Q7Navigator
StructuredDynamicComplex
2/9 cells occupied
Shape Read
Harrison.ai remains a Tactician at the core: cleared imaging models flag findings, and the radiologist decides. Manipal uses the system to draft reports for sign-off, which is Q3. No quote shows a loop that keeps retuning a clinical target. Q6 is dormant.
Trajectory: Q2 holds. Q6 stays dormant until an operating clinical loop is quoted.
Inside the company · not a cell
Nothing quoted yet. A rate or a saving will sit here when it is on the record. It does not light the grid.
Initiative Map
| Cell | Initiative | Confidence | Evidence |
|---|
| Q2Tactician | | ✅ | Annalise.ai — 50%+ of Australian radiologists have access. Cleared for clinical use in 40+ countries. Harrison.rad.1 — dialogue-based VLM for radiology.As of November 2025 |
| Q3Automator | | 🔶 | Draft report generation — pushing toward structured automation of radiology reporting. Emerging.As of November 2025 |
Published record
The lines this reading rests on. A date is the source date, when the page or the line names one.
generate AI-assisted draft reports that radiologists review before sign-off
deployed at 1,000+ customer sites globally, including 40+ NHS Trusts and all public emergency departments in Hong Kong.
>35% Of all CXRs in NHS England now processed with Harrison CXR.
Strength
Clinical AI precision in medical imaging
Fragility
Healthcare ceiling constrains autonomous ambitions
Failure mode
Recommendation capture — radiologists defer to AI flags
Governance ceiling
Healthcare trust and liability absolute constraint
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