BonePixel builds AI that reads musculoskeletal imaging. Their flagship product, VirtualHip, takes a hip CT or MRI straight out of PACS and returns segmentation, measurements, and impingement and coverage analysis that surgeons use for diagnosis and pre-op planning.
That's a lot to explain to three different audiences at once (surgeons, hospitals, and patients) so the site is built as a scroll-driven narrative: a scan goes in at the top, and by the time you reach the bottom you've watched it become something a surgeon can act on. There's a Three.js skeleton in the hero and a scroll-scrubbed pipeline sequence in the middle doing most of that work.
Next.js with React and TypeScript, statically exported. CSS Modules instead of a utility framework, because the design leans on a strict type and grid system that was easier to keep honest in real stylesheets.