InfraScan, Inc. makes handheld brain scanners that use near-infrared technology to screen for intracranial bleeding after head injury. Developed with researchers from the University of Pennsylvania, Baylor College of Medicine, and Drexel University, its Infrascanner devices bring rapid hematoma assessment to settings ranging from emergency care to military field operations. The company’s FDA-cleared technology has been deployed across all U.S. Marine Corps battalion aid stations, with more than 200 units included in standard trauma kits.
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Sense Diagnostics, IncSense Diagnostics, Inc. develops non-invasive RF brain scanners designed to detect stroke and traumatic brain injury rapidly and monitor brain conditions in real time. Based in West Chester, Ohio, the company’s medical co-founders include specialists in emergency medicine and neurology, while its active RF headsets are developed and manufactured under an ISO 13485:2016-certified quality management system. Its investigational devices remain under development and are not yet cleared for clinical use in the United States.CINCINNATI, OH
BrainScope Company, IncFounded in 2006, BrainScope develops medical neurotechnology that converts brain electrical activity (EEG) into objective, point-of-care assessments for brain health. Its FDA-cleared system was the first AI/machine-learning medical device cleared in neurology and is used to assess head injuries for the likelihood of brain bleeds and concussion without radiation. The company is now extending its EEG-based platform into digital biomarkers for conditions including stroke and cognitive decline.ROCKVILLE, MD
Active Signal Technologies, IncActive Signal Technologies was founded in 1996 by members of Lockheed Martin’s advanced sensor and solid-state actuator group, carrying that research background into specialized device development. The Maryland company’s work is especially associated with the Brain Acoustic Monitor, a portable system developed for noninvasive assessment of traumatic brain injury in military, hospital, and emergency-care settings. It also developed a noise-immune stethoscope for clinicians working in aircraft and other extremely loud environments.LINTHICUM HEIGHTS, MD
ARMR Systems, IncARMR Systems engineers hemorrhage-control devices for moments when advanced medical help is out of reach, including its U.S.-made XT1 extremity tourniquet. The company’s broader focus is making trauma care more accessible through simple, portable systems that can be used at the point of injury, and its patented technology has been evaluated in clinical and operational settings. ARMR says its team has spent more than a decade developing solutions for both military and civilian emergencies.BALTIMORE, MD