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See-Mode Technologies Receives Health Canada Approval for AI Software that Automatically Analyses and Reports Breast & Thyroid Ultrasound Scans

“Receiving approval from Health Canada is a significant step forward for us at See-Mode, which demonstrates the applicability of our software beyond the vascular studies we currently support”, said Dr Milad Mohammadzadeh, Co-Founder and Director, See-Mode Technologies

FDA Clearance for AI Software That Automatically Analyses and Reports Vascular Ultrasound Scans

"Receiving our first FDA clearance is a huge step for us at See-Mode, which demonstrates the strength of the product we have built and the robustness of our approach in running clinical studies"

CE Mark and Australian TGA Approval for AI-powered Ultrasound Analysis Software

"Since See-Mode's inception, we have seen that clinicians are increasingly looking for ways to speed up their workflow while improving patient care. Thus, we are proud that AVA has obtained CE Mark and TGA approval – on top of the earlier clearances from FDA and HSA – to help with analysis and reporting of vascular studies"

Stroke prediction startup See-Mode secures $9 million investment

"See-Mode is a great example of the power of artificial intelligence to really make a great difference in the efficacy and productivity of the healthcare industry and really make a dent in how many patients can be serviced and how accurately," he said. "What we really love above all else in business is those that truly allow a big leap forward."

2020 Innovators Under 35: Sadaf Monajemi

Helping doctors predict and prevent strokes using deep learning and computational modelling...

Melbourne's See-Mode has built software that sees a stroke before it strikes

Sudden death from a stroke is the fate of five million people a year, but a Melbourne start-up is showing artificial intelligence can help detect and prevent a scourge estimated to subtract $5 billion a year from Australia's economy...

Meet The 30 Under 30 Scientists And Founders Revolutionizing Healthcare in Asia

“Prevention is better than cure” is the mantra spurring some of this year’s 30 Under 30 Asia listees in the Healthcare & Science category to start their health-tech ventures...

When Deep Tech Helps Doctors See Clearer

“We’re not replacing doctors, because interpreting medical images and doing this type of computer vision is extremely complex,” says Dr Mohammadzadeh. “But we’re trying to get better information and more precise measurements for them, so they can make more confident interpretations about their patients.”

Cocoon Capital leads seed round for Singapore-based medtech startup

Singapore-based medtech startup See-Mode Technologies received US$1 million seed financing in a round led by Cocoon Capital, with participation from SGInnovate and Australia-based Blackbird Ventures...

Blackbird's investment notes on See-Mode

See-Mode believes computers can help doctors predict stroke much more accurately than they currently can and recommend a better course of treatment to prevent repeat strokes.

We’re thrilled to announce our latest investment, joining their seed round.

6 Inspiring Women Changing Tech and Business This New Year

Sadaf Monajemi: The field of medicine is one of the hardest industries in which to innovate due to its complexity, but that’s exactly what founder and director Sadaf Monajemi has done...

Medtech startup See-Mode secures US$1M funding from Cocoon Capital

See-Mode, a medtech startup based in Singapore, has raised a total of US$1 million led by Cocoon Capital, also from Singapore. SGInnovate and Australia-based Blackbird Ventures join the round.

Singapore-based start-up wants to better the odds for stroke victims

See-Mode Technologies is co-founded by Iranians Milad Mohammadzadeh and Sadaf Monajemi, a husband-and-wife team intent on equipping neurologists and other doctors with data to better assess the risks faced by stroke patients...

Entrepreneur First: See-Mode Technologies - Investor Day
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Entrepreneur First: Milad Mohammadzadeh of See-Mode on Empowering Doctors to Predict Strokes and Save Lives
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