Along with AI in its various iterations, the list may include virtual and augmented reality, 3D printing and visualization, robotics and other innovative technologies changing healthcare delivery.
Nanowear: FDA clearance for AI diagnostics and monitoring via wearable nanosensor platform (Sept. 28)
Wyss Center: CE mark certification for longitudinal, AI-preparatory brain visualization cloud software (Sept. 29)
Siemens: FDA clearance for photon-counting CT detectors. Hailed by the agency as “the first new major technological improvement for computed tomography imaging in nearly a decade” (Sept. 30)
IotaMotion: FDA de novo classification for robotic-assisted cochlear implant insertion system (Oct. 5)
Amber Implants: FDA breakthrough device designation for 3D-printed spinal implant system (Oct. 5)
SyncThink: FDA clearance for AI analysis of eye movement in mobile concussion diagnostics (Oct. 5)
DreaMed: Expanded FDA clearance for AI-guided insulin administration (Oct. 6)
Medtronic: CE mark certification for robotic-assisted surgery system (Oct. 11)
Delphinus: FDA premarket approval for 3D breast ultrasound tomography (Oct. 12)
Subtle Medical: Health Canada approval for AI enhancement of MRI and PET imaging (Oct. 13)
Cognetivity Neurosciences: FDA approval for AI-aided rapid dementia assessment (Oct. 20)
Panakeia: CE mark certification for AI breast cancer image analysis (Oct. 21)
Naviswiss: FDA clearance for digital hip replacement surgery planning (Oct. 21)
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