Investing
Omron's latest investment comes as Sky Labs' ring-type BP monitor expands to consumer use, backed by clinical validation, reimbursement, and new integration with Kakao Healthcare.
The unicorn surgical robotics maker will use the funds to further expand into China and overseas while developing new products.
The funds will be used to further invest in its product innovation, including its Polaris Safety Constellation Architecture, and to merge with or purchase other companies.
The company will use the funds to expand its in-house operations in New York and San Diego, as well as accelerate the trials and commercialization of its BCI.
Also, a startup from Melbourne has raised $1 million in pre-seed funding for its chemotherapy dosing AI.
The funds will be used to increase the company's development into new automated orthopedic indications and deploy its manufacturing model.
The company will use the funds to broaden its product line and boost recruitment.
The company will scale its weight loss offerings ahead of generic GLP-1s coming to the Canadian market in 2026.
Matt Faustman, Honey Health's founder and CEO, said that in 2026 organizations will be looking for an operational platform instead of narrow point solutions.
The company will use the funds to grow its UK presence, expand its workforce, advance research and patient experience efforts, and enhance its data-driven care platform.