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I thought the first time AWS , Amazon Web Services became involved with Feedback was on the 13th Dec 2021 Re: India RNS partnership with Amazon Web Services.

However, according to this AWS news blog ( scroll way back to 17th April 2020) its states that AWS supported Feedback in UK during Covid crisis to make Bleepa available for free to NHS.

This form AWS blog
"AWS helps Feedback Medical scale its medical imaging communication platform
Feedback Medical is a specialist medical imaging and technology company that provides an innovative software platform, Bleepa, to improve the sharing and reporting of radiology images. During the COVID-19 crisis, the company is supplying Bleepa to all NHS providers for free. It is already being adopted at sites such as Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust in Manchester. The secure, encrypted imaging-based communication platform combines secure instant messaging with the ability to see clinical grade medical images including X-rays, CT and MRI scans directly from a hospital Picture Archiving and Communications System (PACS), using portable devices such as smartphones or tablets. AWS is providing the infrastructure and support to enable Bleepa to quickly, cost effectively, and securely, scale to meet expected demand."

The involvement of AWS at this time was not mentioned in the original Feedback RNS dated 26th March 2020.
https://blog.aboutamazon.co.uk/amazons-actions-to-help-employees-communities-and-customers-affected-by-covid-19

Elartu. i have the same trouble working out India CR.

Its much less at £3.2 m.
https://tech.eu/2022/02/07/med-tech-startup-bags-ps32-million-for-early-cancer-diagnosis-from-the-uk-government

" Fujifilm will also use Qure.ai’s artificial intelligence technology to deliver fast interpretation of mobile digital X-rays"

https://indiamedtoday.com/fujifilm-indias-never-stop-screening-to-reduce-diagnostic-delays-campaign-film-focuses-on-importance-of-early-diagnosis-of-tb/

Mumbai based Qure.ai wins INR 32 cr grant from UK health body

The company use AI and deep learning technology to study radiology images to reduce the time involved in the diagnosis and treatment of early lung cancer.

https://analyticsindiamag.com/mumbai-based-qure-ai-wins-inr-32-cr-grant-from-uk-health-body/

Qure.AI are also one of the recognised company's the Stop TB Partnership and FIND resource centre on computer-aided detection products for the diagnosis of tuberculosis
https://www.ai4hlth.org/

Thanks Private. That's reassuring. Gl Vas

file:///C:/Users/jinxl/Downloads/Provision_of_Artificial_Intelligence_(A.I)_Imaging_and_Radiotherapy_Equipment_V2.pdf

It seems to me that Feedback and Sectra are competing in offering different services and if so, could and most probably will if both were successful exist together as part of a new hospitals digital solution. Is this how others view this?

If you look at these listed NHS Framework agreements.
Scroll down to " Supplier Lot details"
You will notice that Sectra and Feedback fall under different framework agreements .
Sectra under "Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS), Radiology Information Systems (RIS) and Vendor Neutral Archive"
and Feedback are under "Lot 1b - Artificial Intelligence Platforms"

Anyone . What does this mean ? Does it mean they are not in competition with their offerings.

https://www.sbs.nhs.uk/article/17120/Provision-of-Artificial-Intelligence-A.I-Imaging-and-Radiotherapy-Equipment-Associated-Products-and-Diagnostic-Imaging

Ha ha. Very good Ragnarr.

I'm trying to find out what would be a conservative ball park estimate for sp - forgetting India at present, if Bleepa took just a percentage of the UK target. They may well do much better, but I would think that most investors would hope they at least get somewhere over 25% of target - the trouble is I'm not sure what that translates into a approx conservative share price!
I'm not trying to curse our luck but find out where we should be once / if announcements are made from the first forty or so hubs sometime this year - we have been informed we are in discussion with 9 at present, so around 25% of them and this could easily increase as the year progresses.
I think each hub represents approx £640,00 Pa gross income ,if correct easy to work out potential gross revenue but how does this translate to SP appreciation? any ideas. Cheers Vas

I make it around 7p a share on a PE of 20. However, i am not sure if this is accurate. 9-10 bagger?

again from page 15.
"Ultimate penetration of three hubs per 1 million population, circa 150 sites providing an estimated annual TAM of c.£93 million"
If Bleepa took a 20% share of this opportunity. Then Bleepa would receive approx £19 PA gross.

As we stand today we have a market cap of £19m.

Would someone care to work out what sort of share price would be fair value and what PE would you apply, if this were to happen. Cheers Vas.

Lovely. Well Done and Thanks .

https://amritmahotsav.negd.in/presentation/A%20Multidisciplinary%20approach%20to%20social%20impact.pdf

OK. i don't have exact dates and timings ....lol.

When do the Indian pilots start ?
"Bleepa solution recently deployed at a pilot hospital site in Orissa, India, ahead of schedule, overtaking our plans to undertake a pilot in Rajasthan (which continue in parallel).......Aiming for the first TB screening patient to use the service imminently, proving the application in the real world, with a view to establishing further partnership and contractual discussions
How long do the Indian pilots run for ?
"We look forward to a busy H2 as we deliver initial pilots for both opportunities and build towards commercial contracts in these large addressable markets. "
I'm thinking sometime in mid H2 initial results may be announced from pilots in India and would hope discussions to be in progress and if they can get diagnosis accuracy, high patient numbers processed quickly and within the design - I think that earlier rather than later for results. No one can give exact dates as they have yet to begin.

Having a working pilot or two in Beepa case in India that is hopefully a success does not mean they can't share early results with 3rd party's long before the pilots are concluded. In fact, i think they will try and develop and improve the offering as they progress, on the job by talking to India governed etc and other 3rd party's in ROW who are interested.
Its a fantastic window / opportunity to show case what they can achieve in the real world to the world.

I would expect some further partnerships to be announced ( probably already agreed but under NDAs possibly) soon as pilot starting soon. Surely they will need to include all partners in type of Eco - consortium that will help solve this particular problem in India.

Anyway , just for clarity - I'm mostly wrong but these are my thoughts.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/973724/feedback-raises-full-year-expectations-as-bleepa-sales-grow-973724.html

Anyone know what is this year market expectation for year end results ?

Please to see the pilot in India will start very soon and results could be announced fairly quickly. I think the pilot results in UK and India will hopefully give the company what it needs , real life evidence of their offerings potential and at that point they will have something to sell, not only in India and UK but to other country's / other opportunity world wide. I would love to know what these other opportunity's are and where.
I like to think we are now in the accumulation zone ready for a substantial take off later this year.

I like the sound of that Ragnarr.

https://digital.nhs.uk/services/nhs-app/nhs-app-guidance-for-gp-practices/accelerating-patient-access-to-their-record/resources-to-support-staff-with-providing-online-services

Ian. I'm not pretending I have a handle on this but i would have thought the Bleepa technology would be ideal for this APP.

Only need one APP surely.

Looks like they already have that covered. who knows.

Online consultations integration
We’re using open standards to help suppliers who provide forms-based triage systems integrate them with the NHS App, guiding patients to the best care route for them.

The first suppliers - eConsult and Patients Know Best - were made available through the NHS App in spring 2020 and we continue to work with others.

Personal Health Records integration
We're working with Personal Healthcare Record (PHR) providers to integrate local solutions into the NHS App. This will give users greater access to their medical records.
https://digital.nhs.uk/services/nhs-app/future-developments
The first supplier, Patients Know Best, was made available in the NHS App from April 2020 and others will go live in spring 2021.