VentureBeat May 2, 2024
In a major leap in medical imaging, Israeli startup AISAP announced today that it has secured $13 million in seed funding for its product: an AI-powered software platform that connects to common ultrasound wands and sensors to provide rapid assessment of patients’ conditions for physicians — even those doctors and medical professionals without any formal training in analyzing ultrasound imagery.
AISAP’s Point-of-Care Assisted Diagnosis (POCAD) delivers results in as little as five minutes, compared to other ultrasound procedures that can take hours or even days for results to become available, as they are limited by the availability of radiologists who can interpret images and the labs where said images are processed.
“The problem that we’re addressing is actually the fact...
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