SpectAquilar
Real-time Navigation Handle for Interventional Radiologists
Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in February 2011 by Doron Kwiat, SpectAquilar operates with 1–10 employees. The company has raised $50K across one funding round. SpectAquilar received a grant from Tnufa: Matriculation, Doing Research in December 2013.
Business overview
SpectAquilar develops a real-time navigation handle for interventional radiologists, designed to enhance precision during medical procedures. Its core technology provides the exact position and inclination of interventional tools, allowing radiologists to monitor procedures in real time on a dedicated screen, plan ahead, and review augmented reality displays on MRI/CT screens. The system also facilitates accurate mapping of the patient's body in relation to the scanner and operating table. SpectAquilar operates within the Health Tech & Life Sciences sector, specifically targeting the medical devices, diagnostics devices, and healthcare provider markets with its B2B business model.
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- What is SpectAquilar's primary product?
- SpectAquilar's primary product is a real-time navigation handle that provides interventional radiologists with precise positioning and inclination data for various interventional tools during medical procedures.
- When was SpectAquilar founded?
- SpectAquilar was founded in February 2011.
- Who is the founder of SpectAquilar?
- Doron Kwiat is the founder, CEO, and CTO of SpectAquilar.
- What type of funding has SpectAquilar received?
- In December 2013, SpectAquilar received a grant from Tnufa: Matriculation, Doing Research.
- What markets does SpectAquilar serve?
- SpectAquilar serves the healthcare and life sciences markets, specifically targeting healthcare providers such as hospitals and doctors, with a focus on applications in radiology, diagnostics, and minimally-invasive procedures.