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Quanta QA
Radiation therapy machines have to be measured, calibrated and checked on a schedule. Quanta QA keeps that work, and the record it produces, in one place.
Ask about Quanta QAWhat it is,
and who it's for.
Quanta QA is machine care software for medical physics — built for the physicists responsible for making sure a treatment machine delivers the dose it is supposed to.
That responsibility is met through routine work: measurements, calibrations and checks, each one judged against a reference, each one part of a record that has to hold up long after it was taken.
In most departments that work ends up spread out. The measurement sits in one place, the baseline it was compared against in another, the report somewhere else again. Rebuilding the connection between them takes time — and the connection is the part that matters.
Quanta QA keeps them together. A result stays attached to the machine, the beam, the detector and the baseline behind it, so the record still explains itself a year later.
What the software
covers.
The areas of machine care the platform is being built around.
Reference baselines
Each beam's reference data is kept as a version, and a saved result stays tied to the baseline it was measured against.
Output calibration
Photon and electron output calibration worked through in the order a physicist already follows.
Routine QA
Move through a monthly or annual test set with results checked against tolerance as you go.
History and trends
See how a machine has behaved over time, drawn from the same saved results rather than a separate spreadsheet.
Reports
Produce a report that carries its measurements, baselines and results with it.
How the work
fits together.
Machine care runs in a loop: set the reference, measure against it, and leave a record worth returning to. Select a stage to see how the pieces connect.
Quanta QA is in development. The desktop application is the most complete; the web and iOS applications have their own scope. Nothing here implies clinical certification.
Quanta QAMachine care for medical physics
Set the reference.
Record the machines, beams and detectors you work with, and establish the reference data each future measurement will be judged against.
Measure against it.
Work through output calibration and the routine monthly and annual checks, with each result compared to the reference behind it.
Leave a record.
Review how the machine has behaved over time and produce a report that carries its measurements and references with it.
A little more
about Quanta QA.
Who is it for?
Medical physicists and the teams responsible for the routine testing, calibration and record keeping behind radiation therapy machines.
What problem does it solve?
It keeps a measurement, the reference it was judged against and the report it ended up in connected, instead of leaving that link to be rebuilt by hand across separate files and systems.
Is it finished?
No. Quanta QA is in active development. We are building it carefully and against real workflows rather than rushing it out.
Can I use it from this website?
Not yet. This page introduces the platform; the application is in private testing. There are no public downloads or self-service accounts here at the moment.
How can I learn more or share feedback?
Get in touch through our contact page. If you work in this field, we are glad to hear how the work runs where you are.
Who is behind it?
Quanta QA is developed and owned by Xodus33.