Two distinct routes: an evidence pilot first, then government scale-up only after learning. Less-than-100-days timelines refer to mobilisation and installation logistics - not proven health outcomes.
Do not confuse a 50-station national narrative with a first proof-of-concept.
Small, rigorous, safe and measurable. The default entry for health and research partners.
Triggered after pilot evidence - not before. Includes procurement, technician certification and maintenance systems.
The 100-day pathway describes mobilisation and install logistics for prepared government programmes - it does not claim health outcomes in 100 days.
Request a government conversationShown for transparency. Route A uses a slower evidence cadence.
Government signs the Letter of Intent (LOI)
Framework agreement signed + site selection
First industrial kits arrive
Local teams trained and certified
First 50 stations operational
Health outcome evaluation is multi-month to multi-year and is not compressed into the installation calendar.