Train, test, share, and market your digital biomarker algorithms in one place
Build. Launch. Grow.
You create solutions, and we help you build and share them
Develop & Test
Easily develop, test and run tools in a scalable cloud environment. Run Docker containers with custom tools in fully portable environments
Share
Quickly share and benchmark your tools and workflows with the medical imaging and neuroimaging community
Market
Distribute and monetize your research with a simple revenue-sharing model. Bridge the gap between your innovation and clinical practice.
Add to an existing Docker image or use a template + Simple and straight forward syntax + Supports any software that runs on Linux
Present your tools to users with already established interface options
A Simple to Use SDK
Researchers use Docker images with a pre-installed imaging development environment which:
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Eliminates tedious virtual machine setup and the need to build/maintain a local cluster
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Combines public/open resources: NeuroDebian, Jupyter notebooks, and QMENTA API as desired
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Integrates data warehousing and processing with QMENTA API
FAQ
Who owns the IP?
Unless otherwise agreed, Intellectual Property ownership stays with the owner/developer of the tool at all times. QMENTA will be marketing, distributing, and selling the tool with the partner.
What infrastructure do I need?
No infrastructure is necessary. As a developer, you will have access to the QMENTA cloud platform, with data storage and processing capacity on the cloud. You will be able to use the QMENTA platform to share your tool & data with your collaborators at specified access levels.
Where do I start?
The owner of the tool is given developer access to our platform, which allows them to create and manage new tools. This includes the ability to define how the tool is presented, shared, and configured. You can find more detailed info in the SDK documentation.
Can I commercialize my tool?
Yes! Under a customized revenue-sharing agreement signed between the parties, both QMENTA and the developer can commercialize the tool, which becomes part of our promoted tool catalog.
How can I contribute my tool to the scientific community?
You can easily share your tool with a specified team of scientists, and collaborators who will be able to cite your tools. Researchers will be able to ask for access to your tool regarding a specific project they are working on. You can also make your tool public, where all users will be required to cite the tool used for analysis in their publications or other scientific work. Your ownership information & conditions of use can be referenced in the description of the tool.
Let's build and grow together!
