Hyperfine Swoop vs Overjet

Hyperfine's price structure is ownership of the system plus an annual software, service and support agreement after a one-year warranty, on 36- or 60-month terms, and its 10-K puts the average conventional MRI at about $1.2 million. Overjet shows no price, only "Try for free" links and a demo request.

A hospital weighing a bedside brain scanner for ICU or emergency patients who cannot travel to a fixed magnet looks at Hyperfine's 0.064T Swoop, whose newest openFDA record is K262622 from August 19, 2026. Hyperfine says its Optive AI uses deep learning to reduce noise and blur. A dental group looks at Overjet, whose Vision AI covers caries on bitewing and periapical films, calculus, periapical radiolucency and charting, plus CBCT analysis under K251514 from December 5, 2025. Its IRIS imaging software is a web-based dental PACS, K253930, and the Daily Patients page syncs with the practice's PMS without naming one.

Overjet's Trust Center says it completed an independent HITRUST audit, and Hyperfine's homepage states no HIPAA or SOC 2 status.