medical device research and development

CoLLynk, LLC is developing the Lynk Probe, a medical device designed to proactively monitor and determine when blood clots are forming. The company is in partnership with Loyola Marymount University Seaver College of Science & Engineering in the development of the device, and conducts research and development with multiple hospitals, universities, companies, and medical facilities. Its mission is to empower people to take control of their health and wellness for peace of mind and continuity of care.

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EFV Medical is a Texas-based MedTech startup and medical device company conducting pre-market research and development. Founded by critical-care nurse Timothy V. Paone, it explores preventive and interventional engineering approaches intended to strengthen the body's defenses against infection, at the intersection of biomedical engineering, materials science, and critical-care clinical insight. Its concepts are investigational, patent pending, and not FDA-cleared or approved.

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EMVision is a medical imaging company developing a portable, non-ionising electromagnetic brain scanner for stroke diagnosis and monitoring. Its lead product, the emu Brain Scanner, is designed to deliver bedside imaging and AI-powered identification of stroke type in minutes. A proposed first responder device is intended for pre-hospital use in road and air ambulances. The technology stems from over a decade of research at The University of Queensland. The devices are under clinical investigation and not available for sale or clinical use.

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Enterprise Sensor Systems (EnSenSys) is developing technology to rapidly detect the presence or absence of pathogens in humans, animals, and the environment using hyperspectral imaging and artificial intelligence to identify spectral signatures of threats. Formed in 2020 as a collaboration of small businesses and a university medical research center, the team develops rapid, non-invasive, subject-agnostic screening devices to determine in seconds if an individual is positive for a respiratory viral infection. They are in their second series of human clin

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Global Continence Inc. is a medical device company focused on advancing pediatric continence care. It is developing Soluu™, an investigational wearable device using gentle, non-invasive neuromodulation to help children with bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis) recognize bladder fullness and improve nighttime dryness. The company also offers The Ultimate Bedwetting Survival Guide, a resource for parents, and published a survey on practices and challenges in managing bedwetting. The AUA selected Global Continence Inc. as one of the most exciting startups in uro

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Hoowaki LLC is a Greenville, SC company that designs and produces patented high-friction micro-surface technology, including MicroGrip films that improve grip when wet, soapy, oily, or dry. The company serves the medical, construction, and label industries, and reports over 500 medical device research and development projects and more than 50 filed and granted patents covering hundreds of micro pattern designs.

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