Demonstration of innovative VCSEL solution for clinical applications at TRUMPF, Booth 833 at Photonics West in San Francisco // Power-efficient and compact optoacoustic imaging system towards routine clinical use // VCSEL-based subsystem can replace current photonic systems
Medical device company iThera Medical announces successful closure of €13 Million investment round, led by TRUMPF Venture with participation by the EIC Fund as co-investor in addition to existing investors Mey Capital Matrix, Wachstumsfonds Bayern, BayBG, Fluxunit, Falk Strascheg Holding, and Occident. The funding will drive the company’s continued innovation and commercialization of its novel medical imaging technology, with a specific goal to translate the technology into a routine clinical environment and offer clinicians worldwide a powerful new diagnostic tool.
Medical device company iThera Medical announces that the fifth site in Germany has been initiated for the ongoing clinical study in the EU-funded Horizon 2020 project EUPHORIA. The project aims to further develop the company’s proprietary optoacoustic imaging technology and demonstrate its clinical value in the assessment of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
Medical device company iThera Medical announces the kickoff of the technology innovation project SMART-3D funded by the Bavarian Research Foundation. Commenced on 01 May 2022, the project aims to develop an innovative new approach to monitor neuromuscular disease in pediatric patients through the company’s proprietary optoacoustic imaging technology and next-generation 3D image reconstruction assisted by machine learning.
Medical device company iThera Medical announces successful funding of the Horizon Europe technology innovation project FRONTIER. Under the EIC Accelerator program, Europe’s largest and most selective public funding program for breakthrough innovation projects, the EU will provide €2.5 million grant funding and up to €15 million equity. Through this project, iThera Medical will translate its proprietary optoacoustic imaging technology from a research environment to application in routine clinical imaging, thus providing clinicians worldwide with a powerful new diagnostic tool.