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Onvy aims to merge artificial intelligence and digital health to enable a new form of personalized and predictive healthcare. The first result of these efforts is the app “Onvy – AI Health Coach”. It aims to use AI to optimize physical and mental health management. CEO Adrian Kochsiek explains how the Munich healthtech innovation wants to make AI, prevention and smart everyday life a real game-changer for individuals and companies – and why precision health is much more than mere tracking.

Munich-based startup SoreAlert is developing a method to combat the widespread problem of pressure ulcers – an issue affecting more than 1.7 million people in Germany. With its innovative sensor solution, SoreAlert aims to ease the work of nursing staff while providing individualized support for patients. The four-person founding team, consisting of Lorenz Grünerbel, Agnes Bußmann, Ferdinand Heinrich, and Julia Kriltz, brings diverse experience from the fields of medical device technology, engineering, business administration, artificial intelligence, and entrepreneurship to integrate this innovation into the care industry. Lorenz Grünerbel, co-founder and CEO, answers our 7 questions.

The Munich health tech startup 2NA Fish wants to revolutionize therapeutic decision-making in cancer treatment. The startup’s platform technology is designed to enable precise and predictable diagnoses for cancer therapy based on spatial analysis of gene activity. The founding team of Christina Port and Johannes Breulmann answered our 7 questions. First published on: July 26, 2024

Curevision’s medtech solution supports nursing staff in precise wound analysis. Instead of working with paper rulers and markers as before, nursing staff now use a handy device that offers AI-powered 3D wound analysis. The process is automated and digital. This improves care, and staff have more time for patients elsewhere.

The Munich healthtech Climedo, founded in 2017, offers a solution with hybrid capabilities for clinical trials and real-time insights. With its patient-oriented approach and continuous provision of data insights and visualizations on current study progress, Climedo enables its customers to communicate better with medical professionals and other opinion leaders. Through its successful funding at the end of 2021, the startup was able to continue growing. Time for an update interview with co-founder and CEO Sascha Ritz.

The Munich startup Floy helps radiologists detect difficult-to-see abnormalities using artificial intelligence (AI). Founded in 2021, the startup already completed a €1.3 million pre-seed financing round with German investors in its founding year and a €2.1 million seed financing round with European investors in July 2022. An interview with the two founders Benedikt Schneider and Leander Märkisch.

Raya Diagnostics supports hospitals and medical care centers with radiological telediagnostics in patient care. Through the combination of innovative technology and diagnostics, the startup contributes to comprehensive care coverage and supports in cases of staff shortages and capacity bottlenecks. The healthtech was founded in 2021 by Nora Sommer together with Christoph Commes and Tobias Höfler. Sommer is a specialist in radiology and private lecturer at the LMU München. In our interview, she explains why she dared to make the leap from a classical academic career to the private sector and founded Raya.

The Munich-based startup Azuma wants to bring positive impact to the healthcare system through tech solutions. Specifically, its first product helps simplify the complex user, role, and rights management in practices and hospitals. An interview with CEO and co-founder Matthias Berger.

Enna enables you to start video chats by placing a plastic card. Through the operating concept, seniors should find it easier to stay digitally connected with their families. The founding team presents their product in an interview.