FlowMed
Continuous Irrigation for Endoscopic Surgeries
Health Tech & Life Sciences
Non Active, Jan 2020 ceased to operate
Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in December 2009 by Gil Tenenbaum, Dr. Leonid Lobik, and Ehood Nakash, FlowMed operated with 1-10 employees. The company raised $2 million across one funding round from two investors. In January 2020, FlowMed ceased operations.
Business overview
FlowMed developed a robotic system designed to provide continuous irrigation for surgical procedures that require a constant, regulated flow of solution. The company's core product, Aqueduct, targeted the medical devices industry, specifically hospitals and surgeons, by offering solutions for operating rooms and minimally-invasive endoscopic surgeries. FlowMed operated within the Health Tech & Life Sciences sector, focusing on medical treatment and therapeutics.
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- What is FlowMed's primary product?
- FlowMed's primary product is Aqueduct, a robotic system designed for continuous irrigation during endoscopic surgeries.
- When was FlowMed founded?
- FlowMed was founded in December 2009.
- Who are the co-founders of FlowMed?
- FlowMed was co-founded by Gil Tenenbaum, Dr. Leonid Lobik, and Ehood Nakash.
- What is the operational status of FlowMed?
- FlowMed ceased to operate in January 2020.
- What was FlowMed's total disclosed funding?
- FlowMed raised a total of $2 million in a Seed round in January 2015, with investments from Office of the Chief Scientist and hiCenter Ventures.