Showing off one of the proprietary devices, with permission.

Older G.E. MRI's have physical buttons that must be pressed for several functions. They are not software/UI controllable and must be interfaced mechanically.

The picture above is a part of the device we design, build and code showing the solid state relay control board inside in the process of being wired up.

Assembly and serviceability is much better when the cabling/wiring stays in place when the cover is removed. A detail you learn from years of experience repairing equipment.

Below is a finished "BPD" (Button Pushing Device) printed in a client selected sparkly blue. The paw pad buttons were also custom. This was an upgrade for an existing client, they knew we loved such things. Mostof these are boring gray or white, The bottom of the solenoids are cushioned with felt pads to protect the very expensive G.E. controls this slides over.

GeekLabs will be showing these and other technologies developed with/for Virtual Scan at ACVIM 2025 this June.