• QScreen AI will commercialize a tiered, escalation-based screening workflow, built around a 90-second readiness gate for all workers.
• Ambiguous outcomes will trigger a longer second-stage assessment under site policy; results can add context but cannot overturn the initial flag.
• Safety-critical signals will bypass escalation for direct human review; supervisor decisions will remain mandatory, with full session logging in the platform.
• Near-term goal is a first signed evaluation agreement, supported by US channel demonstrations to institutional buyers in the southeastern US.
• Licensing is planned around site workforce coverage rather than per-test pricing, aligning deployment with shift-start throughput constraints.

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