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Top 10 Medical Device Companies Building AI Into Healthcare Equipment
Explore 10 medical device companies integrating AI into ultrasound, imaging, endoscopy, surgical robotics, and other clinical equipment.
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Explore 10 medical device companies integrating AI into ultrasound, imaging, endoscopy, surgical robotics, and other clinical equipment.
SiMa.ai raised $150 million in Series C funding at a $1.45 billion valuation to expand chips and software that run AI directly on physical devices.
Feather Robotics is building a $30,000 modular humanoid platform for developers, with early deployments in restaurants and labs and more than $1 million in revenue.
PitPro Automation has deployed its first robotic tire-changing system in Canada, designed to replace four tires in under 15 minutes.
AstroForge is developing an AI-powered spacecraft control system called Solo to help autonomous missions operate with fewer ground controls.
Iceland-based startup Treble raises $18 million to expand its voice AI simulation platform for models, hardware, and robotics.
Mecka AI is nearing a Sequoia-led funding round at roughly a $500 million valuation, as demand for real-world data to train humanoid robots grows.
Maven Robotics emerged from stealth after raising $100 million to scale industrial robots, including a planned build of 250 third-generation machines.
Eric Wu’s NavigateAI raised $25 million to build AI copilots that help construction workers with real-time guidance and expertise.
Travis Kalanick’s Atoms is reportedly exploring robotaxis after raising $1.7 billion and discussing autonomous vehicle plans with Uber.
Krafton plans to invest another $250 million in India as the PUBG maker expands into AI, robotics, and deep technology.
Tesla’s Cybercab launch marks a major test of its autonomous driving ambitions as the company moves toward a robotaxi-focused future.
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