Israeli company Theator announced its surgical intelligence platform for artificial intelligence today that it has completed a $ 15.5 million Series A financing round, led by Insight Partners, with new investor Blumberg Capital, and existing investors including NFX, StageOne Ventures, KdT Ventures and iAngels. Notable individual investors including 23andMe Co-founder and CEO Anne Wojcicki, former Netflix CPO Neil Hunt, and Zebra Medical Vision co-founder Eyal Jura also participated in the tour. Theator will use the tour to expand business operations and partnerships with US service providers, expand its R&D team and cement its position as a leading provider of AI-powered surgical intelligence solutions to improve surgeons’ performance. Theator has raised $ 18.5 million so far. The AI-powered Theator platform relies on smart annotations and cutting-edge video analytics technology, which extracts and annotates key moments from surgical procedures, enabling surgeons to review operations and gain detailed insights within minutes. By identifying the most important surgical steps, events, milestones, and final decisions, Theator technology simplifies pre-operative preparation and post-operative review and evaluation process, significantly increasing surgeons’ performance, efficiency, and productivity. Theator co-founder and CEO Dr. Tamir Wolf said: “Intraoperative video footage and video-based analysis are at the core of surgical innovation. Surgeons, medical systems, and forward-thinking professional communities have recognized their potential value in enhancing surgical care and patient safety. Thanks to the support provided by Our new and existing investors, Theator are leveraging routine video capture and AI-based analyzes of surgical data to build a surgical future where best practices are widely understood and democratic surgical decision-making. ” To date, more than a dozen medical centers have contributed to Theator’s comprehensive surgical video dataset, which is one of the largest in the world, and contains more than 400,000 minutes of curated surgical video spanning more than 80,000 moments during surgery. The Theator platform translates this video data into actionable feedback that surgeons can use to improve performance. Posted by Globes, Israel business news – en.globes.co.il – Feb 9, 2021 © Copyright Globes Publisher Itonut (1983) Ltd. 2021
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