ConforMIS
Series E in 2013
ConforMIS is a United States-based medical technology company that specializes in developing, manufacturing, and selling joint replacement implants and instruments tailored to each patient's unique anatomy. Utilizing its proprietary iFit Image-to-Implant technology platform, ConforMIS creates personalized knee and hip implants, as well as single-use surgical instruments. The company's offerings include various partial and total knee replacement implants, such as the iTotal CR, iTotal PS, iDuo, and iUni. These products are delivered directly to hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers, ensuring that each implant is individually sized and shaped for optimal fit.
Evernote
Secondary Market in 2012
Evernote is a software company that develops note-taking and information-management apps for individuals and teams across mobile devices, tablets, and computers. Its flagship Evernote app provides a single workspace to write, collect, discuss, and present information, while companion tools such as Skitch offer visual annotation, Scannable converts documents to shareable scans, Web Clipper saves web pages with text, links, and images, and Penultimate enables handwriting on iPad. The products synchronize across devices and operating systems to help users capture ideas, organize content, and access it wherever they work. Based in Redwood City, California, Evernote operates as an independent, privately held company with a large global user base, widely used to capture notes, clips, and images and to support solo work as well as collaboration.
ConforMIS
Series E in 2012
ConforMIS is a United States-based medical technology company that specializes in developing, manufacturing, and selling joint replacement implants and instruments tailored to each patient's unique anatomy. Utilizing its proprietary iFit Image-to-Implant technology platform, ConforMIS creates personalized knee and hip implants, as well as single-use surgical instruments. The company's offerings include various partial and total knee replacement implants, such as the iTotal CR, iTotal PS, iDuo, and iUni. These products are delivered directly to hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers, ensuring that each implant is individually sized and shaped for optimal fit.