Dimension scores are derived from public data and fields; weighted into the composite. Reference only.
Pixel Integration Company is a Thai medical software and technology company founded in 2007. It focuses on developing proprietary software products for hospitals and healthcare institutions. Its product lineup covers electronic document scanning, mobile medical image recording for doctors, electronic treatment consent forms, RPA process automation, as well as document scanning consulting and outsourced scanning services.
Based on the available information, its core products include Unicorn Document Scan for Medical Statistics, which can be used to digitize medical records, supplies documents, official documents, accounting files, and other paperwork, with retrieval supported via a web browser; Unicorn MedImage for Doctor, designed for doctors to capture images of treatments, wounds, or changes in patient conditions on mobile devices, and to track treatment progress via hospital Wi‑Fi or mobile networks; Unicorn E-Consents, which allows patients, family members, staff, and doctors to sign electronic treatment consent forms on mobile devices; and Robot RPA, used to replace repetitive manual processes that require continuous checking. The cloud version of document scanning also supports color/black-and-white scanning, up to 10 index fields, and selected mainstream scanner brands.
The website discloses pricing for its cloud products: Document Scan on Cloud costs USD 9 or THB 300 per scanning user per month, limited to up to 3 file cabinets with 5 drawers per cabinet; MedImage on Cloud costs USD 29 per month. Other services are mostly priced via “Get A Quote” inquiries. In terms of deployment, cloud products are clearly available, but it is not stated whether on-premises hospital deployment, private cloud, or hybrid deployment is supported.
The advantages are that the company has long focused on healthcare scenarios, develops its own products, and claims it can adapt them to institutional needs. It also provides a dedicated team, after-sales service, consulting, and free trials. Its document scanning use cases and hardware scanner support are described in relatively specific terms. The main drawbacks are that many pages on the website contain sparse information, and the FAQ appears to be placeholder content. It does not disclose details on medical data security, permission controls, auditing, compliance certifications, backup strategies, APIs, or system integration capabilities—all of which are critical issues for hospital procurement.
It is better suited to local hospitals, clinics, or healthcare administrative departments in Thailand for digitizing paper medical records, capturing treatment images on mobile devices, managing electronic consent forms, and automating simple workflows. Large healthcare groups or cross-border buyers should request additional materials on security and compliance, deployment architecture, interfaces, and service-level agreements.
No information is provided about availability from mainland China, so this is currently unknown.
⚠ This review is compiled from public sources and does not constitute a purchase recommendation. Verify all facts on the vendor's official site. Verify on pixel.co.th official site.
pixel.co.th is an Thailand SaaS provider. TG4G tracks its product information, an overall rating of 6.0/10, and a China-accessibility score of Limited (proxy recommended). Click "Visit Official Site" to reach pixel.co.th directly.