Israeli medtech company BrainQ, a developer of AI-powered technology to treat neuro disorders, announced on Thursday that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has designated its AI-powered therapeutic solution to reduce disability following stroke, as a Breakthrough Device. Read more...
Read MorePhantom Auto’s remote control “teleoperation” system is a backstop for autonomous vehicles with so-called Level 4 capability, i.e., the ability to drive without human control under select circumstances when road conditions suddenly change because of construction, accidents or other complexities that could stop the vehicle in its tracks. Read more on...
Read MoreBrainQ, an Israel-based startup that aims to help stroke victims and those with spinal cord injuries treat their injuries with the help of a personalized electromagnetic treatment protocol, today announced that it has raised a $5.3 million funding round on top of the $3.5 million the company previously raised. Read more on TechCrunch...
Read MoreWhile major technology and car companies are teaching cars to drive themselves, Phantom Auto is working on remote control systems, often referred to as teleoperation, that many see as a necessary safety feature for the autonomous cars of the future. Read more on The New York Times...
Read MoreIsrael-based BrainQ is a new neurotech startup hoping to take on brain-computer interface (BCI) companies like Braintree founder Bryan Johnson’s Kernel and Silicon Valley billionaire Elon Musk’s Neuralink. Read more on TechCrunch...
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