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Session record includes cohort ID, dose (Gy), dose rate (Gy\u002Fmin), kVp, filtration, geometry, and operator badge. Retention runs to the study lifetime plus regulatory tail — typically 10+ years. The Edge Agent bridges the console over RS-232 or a DICOM MPPS feed; the record signs and syncs before the operator has removed the cassette.","Preclinical irradiator platforms",[],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":816,"children":819},{"accent":726,"icon":129,"summary":817,"title":818},"Small-animal cone-beam CT, PET\u002FCT hybrids, dental research systems. Same session-record posture, different bus — typically a DICOM SR stream or a vendor-proprietary CSV drop into a shared folder. The Edge Node absorbs the drop, extracts the structured fields, cross-references the subject and operator, and produces the same signed session envelope as the irradiator path.","Benchtop small-animal imagers",[],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":821,"children":824},{"accent":135,"icon":727,"summary":822,"title":823},"Working veterinary clinics running research-grade imaging (equine, exotic, zoo). Owner consent, subject welfare, and case-record chain-of-custody sit alongside the imaging data. The Edge Node keeps everything local for the referring vet and syncs to the specialty group's cloud tier when connectivity is available — the horse trailer at a rural clinic doesn't have LTE.","Veterinary radiography",[],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":826,"children":827},{},[828],{"type":33,"value":829},"::",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":831,"children":832},{},[833],{"type":33,"value":829},{"type":14,"tag":22,"props":835,"children":836},{"band":92,"max-width":178},[837,844,852,860,865,870],{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":838,"children":839},{"v-slot:eyebrow":5},[840],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":841,"children":842},{},[843],{"type":33,"value":747},{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":845,"children":846},{"v-slot:title":5},[847],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":848,"children":849},{},[850],{"type":33,"value":851},"The cold-chain and yard fleet",{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":853,"children":854},{"v-slot:lede":5},[855],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":856,"children":857},{},[858],{"type":33,"value":859},"Refrigerated trucks and trailers, DC gates and dock scales,\nlast-mile routes — logistics operations where the record has to\nland before the network catches up, and where the connectivity\nstory is a national-scale honest problem.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":861,"children":862},{},[863],{"type":33,"value":864},"Every mile is a regulated event. A refrigerated trailer running\na mixed produce load carries a temperature-record obligation the\nreceiver will absolutely audit at the dock — miss a five-minute\nexcursion and the receiver either accepts the load with a claim\nattached or refuses it outright. The reefer unit already\nproduces the reading on its own Modbus bus. What it doesn't do\nis timestamp it against dispatch, GPS-anchor it, sign it, and\nsurvive the 400-mile stretch of I-40 through the Texas panhandle\nwhere LTE is a suggestion.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":866,"children":867},{},[868],{"type":33,"value":869},"FastYoke Edge sits in the cab. An Edge Agent talks to the reefer\nover RS-485 or J1939, pulls the temperature reading on the\nduty-cycle interval the load called for, tags it with the load\nnumber and the driver, signs it with the carrier's tenant key,\nbuffers to on-device SQLite, and syncs to dispatch when the\ntruck rolls into a working tower. The receiver sees the signed\nrecord before the trailer is dropped. The chain-of-custody\nstory runs from origin to delivery with cryptographic receipts\nat every hop — compatible with an FSMA Sanitary Transportation\nretention posture, without asking the driver to touch a tablet.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":871,"children":872},{},[873],{"type":33,"value":874},"The same Edge Node runs at the DC gate. A camera reads the\ncontainer number, the gate boom opens against the appointment\nwindow, and the yard system records the arrival — locally,\nsub-second, then syncs. A three-second cloud round-trip to open\na gate is not a technical inconvenience; it is a queue backing\nup onto the highway.",{"type":14,"tag":22,"props":876,"children":877},{"band":24,"max-width":93},[878,885,893,901],{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":879,"children":880},{"v-slot:eyebrow":5},[881],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":882,"children":883},{},[884],{"type":33,"value":789},{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":886,"children":887},{"v-slot:title":5},[888],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":889,"children":890},{},[891],{"type":33,"value":892},"Three shapes of edge logistics",{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":894,"children":895},{"v-slot:lede":5},[896],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":897,"children":898},{},[899],{"type":33,"value":900},"Different buses, different retention windows, same signed-record posture.",{"type":14,"tag":121,"props":902,"children":903},{"columns":808},[904,909],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":905,"children":908},{"accent":128,"icon":129,"summary":906,"title":907},"Reefer trailers running temperature-critical loads (produce, seafood, pharma, biologics). Edge Agent bridges the reefer control unit over Modbus\u002FJ1939, timestamps against dispatch and GPS, signs each reading with the carrier's tenant key, and buffers through no-signal corridors. The receiver's audit runs against a signed record set, not a printed thermograph strip.","Cold-chain telematics",[],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":910,"children":913},{"accent":726,"icon":136,"summary":911,"title":912},"Terminal gate cameras, dock-door scales, container-number OCR. The Edge Node correlates arrivals against the appointment book, opens the boom, weighs the pallet against the outbound BOL, prints the receiving label — all local. Cloud sync is for reporting and reconciliation, not for opening the gate.","DC gate and yard management",[],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":915,"children":918},{"accent":135,"icon":703,"summary":916,"title":917},"Driver tablets running the routing engine on device. When dispatch adds a stop, the algorithm reruns locally — the driver in the signal-dead cul-de-sac gets the new sequence without waiting for a cloud round-trip. Delivery proof (signature, photo, geofence) signs and syncs as soon as bars return.","Last-mile route replanning",[],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":920,"children":921},{},[922],{"type":33,"value":829},{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":924,"children":925},{},[926],{"type":33,"value":829},{"type":14,"tag":22,"props":928,"children":929},{"band":92,"max-width":178},[930,937,945,953,958,963],{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":931,"children":932},{"v-slot:eyebrow":5},[933],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":934,"children":935},{},[936],{"type":33,"value":747},{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":938,"children":939},{"v-slot:title":5},[940],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":941,"children":942},{},[943],{"type":33,"value":944},"The connected store",{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":946,"children":947},{"v-slot:lede":5},[948],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":949,"children":950},{},[951],{"type":33,"value":952},"Point of sale, receiving dock, backroom count — retail\noperations where a network outage is a business emergency, not a\ntechnical inconvenience, and where \"the ISP is down\" is not an\nacceptable answer for a customer holding a card.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":954,"children":955},{},[956],{"type":33,"value":957},"Every transaction is a customer relationship. When the store's\nISP hiccups mid-swipe, three things need to keep working: the\ncard reader has to take the payment on the local acquirer path;\nthe cash drawer has to open on the receipt-printer command; the\ninventory has to decrement so the next customer isn't sold the\nlast unit twice. Cloud-only POS gives you an outage window the\nsize of the ISP's next fibre-cut. Local-first POS gives you a\nstore that runs the same on a bad-network day as on a good one.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":959,"children":960},{},[961],{"type":33,"value":962},"FastYoke Edge sits behind the counter. The Edge Node runs the\nPOS locally — card reader over USB\u002FHID, receipt printer over\nserial, cash drawer over the drawer-kick line, scale over\nRS-232 — writes every sale to per-tenant SQLite, signs the\ntransaction, and store-and-forwards to the corporate cloud tier\nwhen the pipe comes back. The receipt has the customer's name\non it. The close-of-day report has every sale on it. The\ninventory decrement survived the outage.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":964,"children":965},{},[966],{"type":33,"value":967},"The same Edge Node runs receiving at the back door. A scanner\nreads the pallet label, the ASN comes down from corporate, the\nEdge Node reconciles line-by-line and flags the discrepancy\nbefore the truck leaves. Receiving-window claims that would have\nbeen argued from a paper log are argued from a signed record.",{"type":14,"tag":22,"props":969,"children":970},{"band":24,"max-width":93},[971,978,986,994],{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":972,"children":973},{"v-slot:eyebrow":5},[974],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":975,"children":976},{},[977],{"type":33,"value":789},{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":979,"children":980},{"v-slot:title":5},[981],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":982,"children":983},{},[984],{"type":33,"value":985},"Three shapes of edge retail",{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":987,"children":988},{"v-slot:lede":5},[989],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":990,"children":991},{},[992],{"type":33,"value":993},"Different peripherals, different retention windows, same offline-first posture.",{"type":14,"tag":121,"props":995,"children":996},{"columns":808},[997,1002],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":998,"children":1001},{"accent":128,"icon":727,"summary":999,"title":1000},"Card reader, receipt printer, cash drawer, kitchen printer, backroom SKU lookup. The Edge Node runs the sale locally, prints the receipt, updates inventory, and store-and-forwards to the corporate cloud tier. An ISP outage is a routing problem, not a revenue problem.","Local-first POS",[],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":1003,"children":1006},{"accent":726,"icon":136,"summary":1004,"title":1005},"Handheld scanners at the back door talk to the Edge Node, which reconciles arrivals against the Advance Shipping Notice, flags overages\u002Fshortages\u002Fdamages, and signs a receiving record before the vendor's truck pulls out. Discrepancy claims run from signed data, not memory.","Receiving and ASN reconciliation",[],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":1008,"children":1011},{"accent":135,"icon":720,"summary":1009,"title":1010},"tract-ONNX runs the LP model locally against the store's camera streams. Only tagged incidents leave the store — for privacy, for bandwidth, and for the latency budget that catches an incident before the actor leaves the aisle. Video stays behind the counter unless there is a reason to ship it.","Loss-prevention analytics on device",[],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1013,"children":1014},{},[1015],{"type":33,"value":829},{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1017,"children":1018},{},[1019],{"type":33,"value":829},{"type":14,"tag":22,"props":1021,"children":1022},{"band":92,"max-width":178},[1023,1030,1038,1046,1051,1056,1068],{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1024,"children":1025},{"v-slot:eyebrow":5},[1026],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1027,"children":1028},{},[1029],{"type":33,"value":747},{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1031,"children":1032},{"v-slot:title":5},[1033],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1034,"children":1035},{},[1036],{"type":33,"value":1037},"The clinic front desk and patient throughput",{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1039,"children":1040},{"v-slot:lede":5},[1041],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1042,"children":1043},{},[1044],{"type":33,"value":1045},"Ambulatory check-in, patient throughput boards, facility access\nand audit — the administrative surface of a clinic or hospital\noperation, where the record has to land locally when the ISP\ndrops and the compliance surface is HIPAA administrative\nsafeguards.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1047,"children":1048},{},[1049],{"type":33,"value":1050},"Every visit is a coordinated handoff. When a patient arrives at\nan ambulatory clinic, the check-in kiosk verifies identity,\nscans the insurance card, settles the copay, and marks the\nappointment as arrived — four systems talking to each other on\na network that fails at exactly the wrong moment. Cloud-only\nfront desks either turn patients away or fall back to paper that\ngets keyed in later, at which point the arrival time is a guess\nand the copay reconciliation is a spreadsheet. Local-first front\ndesks keep the schedule running through the ISP outage and flush\nto the corporate cloud tier when the pipe returns.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1052,"children":1053},{},[1054],{"type":33,"value":1055},"FastYoke Edge sits at the front desk and on the ward. An Edge\nNode runs the check-in flow locally — kiosk, insurance card\nscan, driver-license verify, copay POS, throughput board updates\n— and store-and-forwards to the corporate cloud tier when the\npipe comes back. Facility badge readers and access-controlled\nroom events (the medication room, the medical-records room, the\nIT closet) land on the same signed audit trail. The Patient\nFlow Yoke's throughput boards render off the local SQLite so a\ncensus view updates in real time regardless of the corporate\nnetwork's mood.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1057,"children":1058},{},[1059,1061,1066],{"type":33,"value":1060},"The scope of the vertical is deliberate. ",{"type":14,"tag":67,"props":1062,"children":1063},{},[1064],{"type":33,"value":1065},"FastYoke Edge does not\nsit in the clinical decision path",{"type":33,"value":1067}," — no medication administration\nverification, no vitals interpretation, no point-of-care result\nalerting. Those surfaces are FDA-regulated medical device\nterritory and require a separate compliance program the platform\ndoes not carry. The Edge Node handles the administrative\nworkflow — appointments, arrivals, throughput, access, audit —\nand hands off to a certified clinical system for anything that\nmediates a treatment decision.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1069,"children":1070},{},[1071,1073,1079],{"type":33,"value":1072},"The mechanism is compatible with a HIPAA administrative-safeguards\nregime — signed access records, per-tenant crypto, and the\nappend-only event log that HIPAA §164.312(b) asks for are already\nhow FastYoke stores every other tenant record. As with the\npreclinical imaging story, mapping specific controls to a\nspecific regulatory posture is a conversation, not a checkbox.\nTenants handling PHI pair the deployment with the ",{"type":14,"tag":75,"props":1074,"children":1076},{"href":1075},"\u002Fpricing",[1077],{"type":33,"value":1078},"BAA \u002F HIPAA\nposture add-on",{"type":33,"value":1080},".",{"type":14,"tag":22,"props":1082,"children":1083},{"band":24,"max-width":93},[1084,1091,1099,1107],{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1085,"children":1086},{"v-slot:eyebrow":5},[1087],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1088,"children":1089},{},[1090],{"type":33,"value":789},{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1092,"children":1093},{"v-slot:title":5},[1094],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1095,"children":1096},{},[1097],{"type":33,"value":1098},"Three shapes of edge clinical administration",{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1100,"children":1101},{"v-slot:lede":5},[1102],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1103,"children":1104},{},[1105],{"type":33,"value":1106},"Different peripherals, different retention windows, same offline-first workflow posture. Administrative surfaces only — the platform does not sit in the clinical decision path.",{"type":14,"tag":121,"props":1108,"children":1109},{"columns":808},[1110,1115],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":1111,"children":1114},{"accent":128,"icon":703,"summary":1112,"title":1113},"Check-in kiosk, insurance card scan, driver-license verify, copay POS. The Edge Node runs the front desk locally so the clinic keeps taking patients when the cable modem drops — check-ins queue, copays settle to the local acquirer, insurance verifications flush when the pipe comes back. Administrative workflow only; no clinical data path.","Ambulatory clinic front desk",[],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":1116,"children":1119},{"accent":726,"icon":136,"summary":1117,"title":1118},"The Patient Flow Yoke's throughput boards run against the Edge Node's local per-tenant SQLite. Room-turn events, bed-status updates, and census views render in real time regardless of corporate-network state. A ward board that stays live through a Wi-Fi outage is worth more than one that goes blank at the wrong shift change.","Patient throughput and census",[],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":1121,"children":1124},{"accent":135,"icon":727,"summary":1122,"title":1123},"Badge readers at the medication room, medical-records room, and IT closet land on the same signed append-only audit trail as every other tenant event. HIPAA §164.312(b) audit controls without a separate access-management SaaS. Access decisions run locally; the audit log syncs to the corporate cloud tier.","Facility access + audit trail",[],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1126,"children":1127},{},[1128],{"type":33,"value":829},{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1130,"children":1131},{},[1132],{"type":33,"value":829},{"type":14,"tag":22,"props":1134,"children":1135},{"band":92,"max-width":178},[1136,1143,1151,1159,1164,1169],{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1137,"children":1138},{"v-slot:eyebrow":5},[1139],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1140,"children":1141},{},[1142],{"type":33,"value":747},{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1144,"children":1145},{"v-slot:title":5},[1146],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1147,"children":1148},{},[1149],{"type":33,"value":1150},"The service bay and the maintenance depot",{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1152,"children":1153},{"v-slot:lede":5},[1154],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1155,"children":1156},{},[1157],{"type":33,"value":1158},"Shop-floor diagnostics, alignment rigs, fleet fuel islands,\nemissions test lanes — automotive operations where a warranty\nclaim, a regulatory audit, and the driver stranded at the fuel\npump are three sides of the same \"the record has to land locally\nfirst\" problem.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1160,"children":1161},{},[1162],{"type":33,"value":1163},"Every repair order is a warranty case in waiting. When a diesel\ntruck rolls into the bay with an emissions fault, the shop's\nscan tool pulls the DTC and the freeze-frame data from the ECM\nover J1939 or OBD-II. That capture is the warranty evidence. Six\nmonths later, when the manufacturer denies the claim, the\nargument runs on whether the scan tool output was signed,\ntimestamped, and bound to the correct VIN — not on whether the\ntechnician remembered which port they connected to. The scan\ntool already produced the record. What it doesn't do is\ntimestamp it against the RO, sign it with the shop's tenant key,\nand survive the shop-management-system provider's next monthly\noutage.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1165,"children":1166},{},[1167],{"type":33,"value":1168},"FastYoke Edge sits in the shop. An Edge Node ingests the scan\ntool's output over USB or the bay's diagnostic Ethernet, binds\nit to the open RO, correlates it with the ECU photo the\ntechnician just snapped, signs the whole envelope, and pushes to\nthe shop management system when the network is present. The\nmanufacturer's warranty audit runs against a signed record set,\nnot against a photocopy in a file folder.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1170,"children":1171},{},[1172],{"type":33,"value":1173},"The same Edge Node runs the fuel island at the fleet maintenance\ndepot. Fuel dispenser, tank-monitor console, driver-badge auth,\nodometer capture — all local. When the depot's internet is down,\ndrivers still fuel, and the reconciliation lands the moment the\npipe comes back. Emissions test lanes get the same treatment,\nwith signed VIN + dyno + tailpipe records that satisfy the state\nDMV's chain-of-custody requirement.",{"type":14,"tag":22,"props":1175,"children":1176},{"band":24,"max-width":93},[1177,1184,1192,1199],{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1178,"children":1179},{"v-slot:eyebrow":5},[1180],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1181,"children":1182},{},[1183],{"type":33,"value":789},{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1185,"children":1186},{"v-slot:title":5},[1187],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1188,"children":1189},{},[1190],{"type":33,"value":1191},"Three shapes of edge automotive",{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1193,"children":1194},{"v-slot:lede":5},[1195],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1196,"children":1197},{},[1198],{"type":33,"value":900},{"type":14,"tag":121,"props":1200,"children":1201},{"columns":808},[1202,1207],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":1203,"children":1206},{"accent":128,"icon":720,"summary":1204,"title":1205},"Scan tools, code readers, alignment rigs, brake dynos — each with its own USB, serial, or diagnostic-Ethernet output. The Edge Node ingests, binds to the open RO and VIN, correlates with technician photos and time-in-bay, and signs the warranty-evidence envelope before it ever leaves the shop.","Shop-floor diagnostics",[],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":1208,"children":1211},{"accent":726,"icon":129,"summary":1209,"title":1210},"Fuel dispensers, tank-monitor consoles (VeederRoot and equivalents), driver-badge auth at the pump. The Edge Node keeps drivers fuelling through a depot-internet outage; telematics from the vehicles pre-loads the maintenance schedule as trucks roll onto the lot. Reconciliation to the fuel-card provider flushes when the pipe returns.","Fleet fuel island + telematics ingest",[],{"type":14,"tag":126,"props":1213,"children":1216},{"accent":135,"icon":727,"summary":1214,"title":1215},"Emissions test lanes, paint-booth VOC monitoring, cure-cycle timing, air-quality sensors. Signed, timestamped, tamper-evident chain-of-custody for state DMV and EPA-facing audit surfaces. Compatible with a Clean Air Act retention posture — the mapping is a conversation.","Emissions + environmental compliance",[],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1218,"children":1219},{},[1220],{"type":33,"value":829},{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1222,"children":1223},{},[1224],{"type":33,"value":829},{"type":14,"tag":22,"props":1226,"children":1227},{"band":92,"max-width":25},[1228,1236,1246,1264,1274],{"type":14,"tag":96,"props":1229,"children":1230},{"v-slot:eyebrow":5},[1231],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1232,"children":1233},{},[1234],{"type":33,"value":1235},"Why on-device across the fleet",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1237,"children":1238},{},[1239,1244],{"type":14,"tag":67,"props":1240,"children":1241},{},[1242],{"type":33,"value":1243},"The environment breaks connectivity by design.",{"type":33,"value":1245}," Lead\nshielding in an imaging suite. Masonry walls on a hospital ward.\nMetal roofs and dense racking in a DC. Signal-dead corridors on\nthe interstate. A crowded storefront during a Friday-night\nsurge. A depot's cable modem on the day its provider is\nmigrating equipment. A cloud-only capture path either drops the\nrecord or produces \"it was missing when the auditor asked\" —\nthe exact failure mode Edge is built to eliminate.",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1247,"children":1248},{},[1249,1254,1256,1262],{"type":14,"tag":67,"props":1250,"children":1251},{},[1252],{"type":33,"value":1253},"The bus produces the record; the network sees it after.",{"type":33,"value":1255}," The\nimaging console, the reefer unit, the card reader — they have\nalready produced the artifact before any network stack touches\nit. 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Per-tenant SQLite plus optional\nSovereign Git Vault materialisation gives you a retention path\nwith cryptographic receipts — not \"trust the vendor is still in\nbusiness in 10 years.\"",{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1275,"children":1276},{},[1277,1282],{"type":14,"tag":67,"props":1278,"children":1279},{},[1280],{"type":33,"value":1281},"The competitive edge is in the metadata.",{"type":33,"value":1283}," Protocol geometry\nand filtration recipes. Routing algorithms and dispatch heuristics.\nLoss-prevention models and pricing curves. Data-sovereignty\nconcerns push against cloud-only capture even when the\nconnectivity story would support it.",{"type":14,"tag":22,"props":1285,"children":1286},{"band":24,"max-width":25},[1287,1292],{"type":14,"tag":36,"props":1288,"children":1289},{},[1290],{"type":33,"value":1291},"Third-party product and company names are the property of their respective owners. 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