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Sense Neuro Diagnostics

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Sense Diagnostics is a medical device company that develops a non-invasive, disposable device that continuously monitors brain activity primarily in the intensive care unit. Sense Diagnostics uses very low power radio waves to non-invasively detect changes in the amount and location of blood in the brain. The low power RF can detect acute hemorrhage, brain swelling, or seizure. The device consists of three parts:…

High Tech · Wearable Technology, · Cincinnati, United States · EST 2013

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Sense Diagnostics is a medical device company that develops a non-invasive, disposable device that continuously monitors brain activity primarily in the intensive care unit. Sense Diagnostics uses very low power radio waves to non-invasively detect changes in the amount and location of blood in the brain. The low power RF can detect acute hemorrhage, brain swelling, or seizure. The device consists of three parts: (1) an antenna array, (2) the driving electronics for the array, and (3) a spectrum Founded in 2013, headquartered in Cincinnati, United States. The company has raised $4.6M at the Seed stage backed by investors including Queen City Angels, Accelerant, Global Cardiovascular Innovation Center, America’s Seed Fund, Defense.gov. Operating in High Tech > Wearable Technology, Internet of Things - Industry Applications > Wearable Technology.

Business model

Wearable Technology > Health and Wellness Devices > Neural,

Neurology > Medical Devices > Screening Devices > Electrodiagnostic Testing > Clinic Based

Institutional investors

Queen City AngelsAccelerantGlobal Cardiovascular Innovation CenterAmerica’s Seed FundDefense.gov

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