Cleveland-based MediView XR develops augmented-reality visualization and navigation systems that give clinicians a real-time, three-dimensional view of patient anatomy during image-guided procedures. Its platform fuses CT data with live ultrasound and supports remote collaboration, while its FDA-cleared XR90 has already been used clinically for minimally invasive navigation. The company grew from Cleveland Clinic-developed intellectual property and works with partners including GE HealthCare and Microsoft.
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Clear Guide MedicalSpun out of Johns Hopkins and headquartered in Baltimore, Clear Guide Medical develops image-fusion and augmented-reality navigation systems for minimally invasive medical procedures. Its patented SuperPROBE platform tracks instruments directly from an ultrasound transducer, combining live ultrasound with CT or MRI guidance for procedures such as biopsies and ablations. The privately held company’s technology is supported by FDA 510(k) clearances and ISO 13485 certification.BALTIMORE, MD
MedivisFounded in 2016 in New York City, Medivis develops augmented-reality and artificial-intelligence systems that turn medical imaging into 3D guidance for surgery and anatomy education. Its FDA-cleared SurgicalAR platform and navigation systems are used by more than 40 hospitals and medical schools, while AnatomyX brings full-body 3D anatomy into the classroom. The company’s technology has also been recognized by TIME as a Best Invention of 2023 and by Fast Company as one of its Most Innovative Companies of 2024.
Centerline BiomedicalBorn from a Cleveland Clinic collaboration, Cleveland’s Centerline Biomedical develops 3D surgical navigation technology for endovascular procedures. Founded in 2014, the company’s FDA-cleared Intra-Operative Positioning System (IOPS®) combines patient-specific imaging with sensor-equipped catheters and guidewires to provide real-time positioning while helping reduce reliance on radiation-inducing fluoroscopy. Founder and CTO Vikash Goel and his team developed the technology through a decade of work with Cleveland Clinic vascular surgeon Dr. Roy Greenberg.CLEVELAND, OH
ARspectraFounded in 2018 after developing medical AR systems since 2013, ARspectra designs and manufactures purpose-built augmented-reality glasses and solutions for healthcare professionals and MedTech partners. Based in Luxembourg with a U.S. presence, the company develops medical-grade systems that put imaging, navigation data, and remote guidance directly in clinicians’ fields of view rather than adapting consumer AR hardware. ARspectra says it has produced more than 20 research, regulatory-ready, and commercial platforms for real-world surgical environments and operates as a certified MedTech manufacturer.NEW YORK, NY