National Science Foundation

The National Science Foundation (NSF), established in 1950 and located in Alexandria, Virginia, is an independent federal agency dedicated to advancing fundamental research and education across all scientific and engineering disciplines. With an annual budget of approximately $7.8 billion, the NSF operates America's Seed Fund, which allocates nearly $200 million each year to support startups and small businesses through the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program. This initiative provides non-dilutive funding of up to $1.5 million to assist in research and development efforts, thereby facilitating the transformation of scientific discoveries into commercially viable products and services. By helping to de-risk technology, the NSF plays a crucial role in fostering innovation and addressing societal challenges through scientific advancements.

Past deals in Image Recognition

ViQi

Grant in 2022
ViQi provides software-as-a-service for scientific image analysis. A simple subscription plan allows users to customize ViQi services to meet individual needs for data storage and analysis. ViQi focuses on custom image processing and informatics.

STL Scientific

Grant in 2021
STL Scientific develops a non-invasive screening tool for detecting overweight trucks on the road in real-time. The company's headquarters are in Temple City, California.

Capti Voice

Grant in 2021
Capti Voice is an accessible reading platform and all-in-one literacy solution that helps struggling readers increase comprehension and reading skills. Its tool operates through an online platform and uses machine learning, artificial intelligence, and natural language processing to offer adaptive vocabulary games, contextual translation, and language detection that enable users to read in an interactive way that is accessible for everyone. Capti Voice was established in 2006 and is headquartered in Stony Brook, New York.

Qas.ai

Grant in 2021
Qas.ai specialized in the creation and commercialization of software that worked in conjunction with image-guided surgical equipment. The company's multidisciplinary team includes experts in biomedical engineering, neurosurgery, and pathology.

Radiosight

Grant in 2021
Radiosight develops ultra-wide imaging technology to aid in the diagnosis of skin cancer and to guide surgical decisions. The company was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Hoboken, New Jersey.

ThruWave

Grant in 2020
ThruWave produces millimeter wave imaging technology designed for markets including robotics, construction, and quality control. The company's low-cost sensors for commercial and industrial applications use patent-pending radar signal processing innovations and GPU accelerated image reconstruction techniques. Its technology lowers risk by imaging the internal structure of walls, ceilings, and floors that enable construction professionals to work faster. ThruWave was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.

ViQi

Grant in 2020
ViQi provides software-as-a-service for scientific image analysis. A simple subscription plan allows users to customize ViQi services to meet individual needs for data storage and analysis. ViQi focuses on custom image processing and informatics.

Radiologics

Grant in 2020
Radiologics offers clinical research, medical imaging, software and clinical trail services.

AI Metrics

Grant in 2020
AI Metrics is an early-stage company creating transformational image analysis technology that positions radiologists to be the most efficient, valuable clinicians in the patient care continuum.

Mizar Imaging

Grant in 2020
Mizar Imaging is a light sheet illumination system that is modular and designed for high-resolution imaging. The company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.

InformAI

Grant in 2020
InformAI builds business analytics and artificial intelligence-based solutions for industry-leading healthcare organizations, medical device companies and imaging/PACS companies to improve mission outcome and operational improvement. The company provides computer consulting, artificial intelligence-based software solutions for image classification, natural language processing for operational processes, and prediction algorithms for mission-critical applications.InformAI develops AI-enabled healthcare diagnostic-assist tools and patient outcome predictors for leading healthcare systems and national physician groups. The company's AI software enables faster patient diagnoses at the point of care and improved patient outcome risk analysis.

Ximpatico

Grant in 2020
Ximpatico is a robotics company focused on developing data-efficient artificial intelligence technology aimed at enhancing the autonomy of various robots. Their innovative solutions empower robots equipped with cameras and robotic arms to autonomously manipulate objects within home environments. This capability enables users, including families, to prepare for a more advanced and automated future.

Steg AI

Grant in 2020
StegAI builds watermark SaaS tools for enterprise customers to secure their digital assets against leaks and misuse.

ApertureData

Grant in 2020
ApertureDB unifies knowledge graphs, multimodal data, and vector search in one powerful database. ApertureDB can cut data infrastructure setup times by 6-12 months, offering incredible value to CTOs and CDOs who are now expected to define a strategy for successful AI deployment in an extremely volatile environment with conflicting data requirements. ApertureDB allows enterprises to centralize all relevant datasets – including large images, videos, documents, embeddings, and their associated metadata – for efficient retrieval and query handling. It stores the data, giving a uniform view of the schema to the users, and then provides knowledge graph and vector search capabilities for downstream use across the AI pipeline, be it for building a chatbot, a search system, or a classic ML solution. It can increase the productivity of data science and ML teams building multimodal AI by ten-fold on an average.

Eyes in Synch

Grant in 2020
Eyes in Synch develops cutting-edge technologies for vision enhancement. The company is based in Oakland, California.

EPIImaging

Grant in 2020
EPIImaging is a 3D computer vision platform. They specialize in building camera arrays to facilitate light-field capture and analysis. The 3D vision system is based on seminal epi polar-plane image analysis.
Owl Autonomous Imaging delivers Monocular 3D Thermal Ranging™ solutions to industrial and automotive mobility markets to dramatically enhance safety day or night and in all weather conditions. Thermal Ranging™ is a new 3D modality that uses optical fusion and novel deep learning techniques to extract dense range maps from radiated heat signatures, without requiring illumination. Owl was co-founded by Chuck Gershman. Mr. Gershman has 30 years of semiconductor industry experience in executive management, marketing, engineering, business development, sales, consulting and executive advising. A serial entrepreneur, Mr. Gershman has been a member of the executive team of five startups, three of which as CEO/COO. He has had successful exits with acquisitions by Intel and PMC-Sierra. Further company information can be found at www.owlai.us

MALCOVA

Grant in 2020
MALCOVA is an early-stage medical device startup leveraging its proprietary Narrow-Beam Computed Tomography technology and AI-based advances in software to deliver medical imaging device solutions that are highly effective for clinicians, and safe, comfortable, and accessible for patients.
Advanced Remote Sensing is a satellite imagery company that caters to a wide range of industries. The company was founded in 2018 and is based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Wildlife Imaging Systems is focused on providing advanced machine vision solutions to the research community. It develops a machine vision platform to help the research community conserve wildlife through video capture.

PhotonLab

Grant in 2019
PhotonLab develops photosensor technology for light detection and radiation monitoring. The company was founded in 2015 by Daniel Ferenc and has its headquarters in Davis, California.

iSono Health

Grant in 2019
iSono Health is transforming breast cancer screening by combining automated ultrasound and artificial intelligence (AI) to empower women and physicians with accessible and personalized breast health monitoring.
Farm Vision Technologies is a startup focusing on development and commercialization of computer vision systems to enable growers of high value crops — such as fruits, berries, and nuts — to monitor the count, size and health of their plants.

Akai Kaeru

Grant in 2019
Akai Kaeru provides AI software that identifies and visually explains critical patterns in complex data, facilitating the construction of decision-making AI models that can be trusted. With their cutting-edge academic research, they created explainable AI software to assist data scientists with complex real-world problems.

Synopic

Grant in 2019
Synopic is building the next generation of depth-enabled cameras to improve visualization and decision making during medical procedures. By utilizing a single camera implementation, Synopic is solving the challenge of capturing measurable 3D information for applications like endoscopy and other minimally invasive procedures where space in instruments is at a premium.
Radiation Detection Solutions develops the solid-state tissue-equivalent detector, or SSTED, a radiation detection system. The company was founded in 2011 with its headquarters in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

STL Scientific

Grant in 2019
STL Scientific develops a non-invasive screening tool for detecting overweight trucks on the road in real-time. The company's headquarters are in Temple City, California.

Gigajot Technology

Grant in 2019
Founded by Dr. Saleh Masoodian and Dr. Jiaju Ma, Gigajot Technology is developing the next generation of image sensors, Quanta Image Sensor, where high-speed single-photon detection is used to unlock new image capture capabilities for consumers and professionals not possible with today’s devices.

SpIntellx

Grant in 2019
SpIntellx has the first-mover advantage in Precision Pathology and Spatially Intelligent Biology by applying truly unbiased spatial analytics software powered by explainable AI to decipher the complex cancer biology. SpIntellx’s software solutions have the potential to unlock a plethora of new applications in medicine and research by answering the fundamental question “Why?”, thus revealing the underlying patient-specific disease network biology, across each stage of the drug development, diagnostics, and treatment pipelines.
Advanced Remote Sensing is a satellite imagery company that caters to a wide range of industries. The company was founded in 2018 and is based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Mura

Grant in 2018
Mura is an imaging system capable of capturing surface micro-geometry and appearance on real-world objects.

Croptix

Grant in 2018
Croptix provides a service to farmers to screen for crop disease and detect it early, in order to reduce crop loss and improve profitability for the farmer.

Pensievision

Grant in 2018
Pensievision is developing innovative three-dimensional (3D) medical imaging technologies for point of care, early-stage detection and analysis of cervical cancers. Our technology is favorable over other screening methods for ease of use, accessibility, and cost. Most important, the screening and diagnostics do not require lab results and additional visits to the clinic.

Kraenion

Grant in 2018
Kraenion is an applied machine learning company developing a visual cortex for machines that interact with the physical world. Their vision algorithms, stereo camera technology, sensors and compute hardware together deliver integrated perception solutions for robotics and industrial machinery. The company was founded in 2017 by Dr. Binu Mathew and is located in Silicon Valley.

DeepScale

Grant in 2018
DeepScale is a technology company that develops perceptual systems for semi-autonomous and autonomous vehicles. It help automakers use industry-standard low-wattage processors to power more accurate perception. Alongside sensors, mapping, planning and control systems, perception, (sometimes referenced as “computer vision”) enables vehicles to make sense of what’s going on around them in real time.

GrokStyle

Grant in 2018
GrokStyle Inc., founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, California, specializes in visual search recognition software. The company developed an innovative app that allows users to automatically identify furniture and home decor from images taken from various angles. This technology enhances the consumer experience by providing visual search capabilities, inspiration, and tailored recommendations. As of February 2019, GrokStyle was acquired by Facebook, further expanding its potential for integration within broader technology platforms.

Vifant

Grant in 2017
Vifant is developing a digital platform that identifies vision acuity impairment in preverbal children.

ThruWave

Grant in 2017
ThruWave produces millimeter wave imaging technology designed for markets including robotics, construction, and quality control. The company's low-cost sensors for commercial and industrial applications use patent-pending radar signal processing innovations and GPU accelerated image reconstruction techniques. Its technology lowers risk by imaging the internal structure of walls, ceilings, and floors that enable construction professionals to work faster. ThruWave was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington.

Perceive

Grant in 2017
Perceive’s data rich analytics based upon how consumers engage in the physical world. We use AI/computer vision to continually, accurately and consistently collect 3D video data about how your consumers are interacting with your physical space. Decisions can now be made based upon actual data and not anecdotal comments or guessing. No longer do you need to send people out with clipboards and surveys to understand what people are doing. No longer are your “surveys” from a point in time. Perceive takes spatial analytics to the next level by aggregating the “what”. Physical spaces have always wanted this data but it has been hard and expensive to gather because previous cameras required external power and ethernet connections.

OpenSpace

Seed Round in 2017
OpenSpace develops an automated 360 video job site capture and mapping. Its construction photo documentation software captures images every half-second and automatically ties them to project plans. The company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

iSono Health

Grant in 2017
iSono Health is transforming breast cancer screening by combining automated ultrasound and artificial intelligence (AI) to empower women and physicians with accessible and personalized breast health monitoring.

Akai Kaeru

Grant in 2017
Akai Kaeru provides AI software that identifies and visually explains critical patterns in complex data, facilitating the construction of decision-making AI models that can be trusted. With their cutting-edge academic research, they created explainable AI software to assist data scientists with complex real-world problems.
Farm Vision Technologies is a startup focusing on development and commercialization of computer vision systems to enable growers of high value crops — such as fruits, berries, and nuts — to monitor the count, size and health of their plants.

Steel City Optronics

Grant in 2017
Public safety is one of the largest concerns faced by governments and security agencies as public and private places become targets for attacks. The detection and mitigation of potential threats in real time are essential to security and public safety. Steel City Optronics has developed a new camera that detects concealed weapons and explosives from almost any distance, on subjects in motion — before they become dangerous to people and property. This fast and thorough security screening of moving objects is a crucial ability in today’s rapidly globalizing, fast-paced world. Metal detectors and security checkpoints are no longer sufficient to ensure public safety. Too often, dangerous threats are simply not detected by these traditional safety precautions, leaving people and property at risk. Since many recent threats have targeted public access areas ahead of the security checkpoints, a better security solution is clearly necessary. Explosives and weapons that people are carrying, while in motion, currently go largely undetected in real-world situations. Steel City Optronics addresses these, and other, issues with our state-of-the-art millimeter wave security camera. In addition to security monitoring for public safety, our cameras can see through common obscurants like smoke, fog, dust, and rain, making them ideal for situational awareness, object avoidance, and navigation.

eBeam Film

Grant in 2017
eBeam Film develops and sells high-performance information and image processing systems. Image Graphics was the company's previous name. Image Graphics, Inc. was founded in 1974 on the premise that electron beam technology could be used to produce the ultra high speed, high-resolution graphics, text, and imagery that government and industry required.

Mura

Grant in 2017
Mura is an imaging system capable of capturing surface micro-geometry and appearance on real-world objects.

OpenSpace

Grant in 2017
OpenSpace develops an automated 360 video job site capture and mapping. Its construction photo documentation software captures images every half-second and automatically ties them to project plans. The company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

PhotonLab

Grant in 2017
PhotonLab develops photosensor technology for light detection and radiation monitoring. The company was founded in 2015 by Daniel Ferenc and has its headquarters in Davis, California.

PixelEXX Systems

Grant in 2017
PixelEXX Systems Inc. develops prototype imaging devices for diagnosing cancer. The products include nanoarrays that take images of molecular signals associated with cellular activity. PixelEXX Systems Inc. was founded in 2008 and is based in Saint Louis, Missouri.

Shopagon

Grant in 2016
Shopagon is a Visual intelligence for real-time retail personalization.

Vidrovr

Grant in 2016
Vidrovr Inc. specializes in video processing technology that organizes and enhances video content through advanced multimodal computer vision and machine learning systems. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in New York, the company offers solutions that automatically index, tag, and understand videos, allowing users to efficiently search and retrieve specific content. Its platform includes a Metadata API that facilitates direct video uploads and provides time-stamped metadata for improved searchability. Additionally, Vidrovr features a Clip Generator that creates social media-ready clips, seamlessly integrating them back into content management systems. The company's technology is particularly tailored for various domains, including sports, government, and media, enabling users to link video content with other media such as photos and text.

StarSight

Grant in 2016
StarSight develops 3D cameras that bridge the gap between computing and the physical world. The company is pioneering an "open architecture" approach to time-of-flight depth imaging, which combines off-the-shelf image sensors with proprietary hardware that dramatically increases bandwidth. The result is a small form-factor, low-cost camera with exceptional spatial resolution. StarSight's cameras are essential infrastructure for autonomous systems in the manufacturing, logistics, commercial, and personal spheres.

DeepScale

Grant in 2016
DeepScale is a technology company that develops perceptual systems for semi-autonomous and autonomous vehicles. It help automakers use industry-standard low-wattage processors to power more accurate perception. Alongside sensors, mapping, planning and control systems, perception, (sometimes referenced as “computer vision”) enables vehicles to make sense of what’s going on around them in real time.

EPIImaging

Grant in 2016
EPIImaging is a 3D computer vision platform. They specialize in building camera arrays to facilitate light-field capture and analysis. The 3D vision system is based on seminal epi polar-plane image analysis.

Pointivo

Grant in 2016
Pointivo offers technology that enables users to use any camera to capture the dimensions of a structure and model the structure in 3D. The company creates cutting-edge technologies that empower a deeper understanding of the physical world. By combining machine learning, computer vision, and advanced analytics, the Pointivo Spatial IQ platform analyzes images from common capture methods from manned aerial to drones and mobile devices to automatically extract location, measurement, and understanding about physical assets and structures, with the highest-level accuracy. Pointivo was launched by Habib Fathi, Blake Patton, and Dan Ciprari in June 2014 and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Tarsier Optics

Grant in 2016
Tarsier Optics offers an image processing technique to provide high-resolution long-range images.

R-DEX Systems

Grant in 2016
R-DEX Systems, established in 2014 and based in Marietta, Georgia, specializes in creating information products derived from airborne and satellite imagery for various defense and commercial uses. The company focuses on developing advanced AI, robotics, automation, and sensor solutions tailored for mission-critical systems. Its offerings include robust 2D and 3D machine vision inspection and robotics solutions applicable in industrial automation and automated inspection sectors. R-DEX Systems aims to support the defense sector by advancing the development and deployment of reliable and adaptable AI technologies.

Perception Robotics

Grant in 2016
Perception Robotics develops touch- and vision-based sensing solutions for modern industrial robots and next-generation assistive robots. Their compliant rubber tactile sensors (“skin”) give robots a sense of touch, equipping automation systems with robust material handling capabilities their gecko-inspired gripper integrates nanoscale “hairs” with electrostatics to enable efficient on/off adhesion for handling flat objects.

Caption Health

Grant in 2016
Caption Health will use this funding to scale up its commercial operations, continue to develop its AI technology platform and form new partnerships. As more providers adopt the Caption AI platform, the company plans to add new clinical capabilities to expand the use of Caption AI in additional care settings.

TechComb

Grant in 2015
TechComb provides machine-learning applications for high-throughput, high-yield object recognition and inspection in real-time. The company, based in Fort Worth, Texas, was founded by Jonathan Kretz and Aditya Das.

Network Perception

Grant in 2015
Network Perception is providing a pioneering network device configuration analysis software to visualize and manage their network. The company delivers a pioneering solution that enables corporate compliance and cybersecurity managers to gain a complete view of their network security and to immediately determine if its configuration is in alignment with best practices and regulatory standards Network Perception was launched in 2014 at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Research Park.

Stratio, Inc.

Grant in 2015
Stratio, Inc. was founded in 2013 with the mission to bring infrared sensing to the mass market. We created the world's first germanium-based shortwave infrared (SWIR) sensor, enabling portable, affordable and versatile infrared device creation. Today, we design, develop and manufacture portable spectrometers (LinkSquare®) and infrared cameras (BeyonSense®). Our partners and customers use Stratio's devices worldwide to increase process efficiency, fight counterfeiting, ensure food safety and promote precision agriculture. Continuing our efforts to innovate infrared sensing, Stratio is committed to develop Hyper-Spectral Imaging (HSI) solutions in the near future.

Pointivo

Grant in 2015
Pointivo offers technology that enables users to use any camera to capture the dimensions of a structure and model the structure in 3D. The company creates cutting-edge technologies that empower a deeper understanding of the physical world. By combining machine learning, computer vision, and advanced analytics, the Pointivo Spatial IQ platform analyzes images from common capture methods from manned aerial to drones and mobile devices to automatically extract location, measurement, and understanding about physical assets and structures, with the highest-level accuracy. Pointivo was launched by Habib Fathi, Blake Patton, and Dan Ciprari in June 2014 and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Imagars

Grant in 2014
Imagaars offers software solutions for the automatic recognition of vector graphics in image sketches, automatic identification and visualization of CAD files, and automatic assessment of design activities. Imagaars is based in Portland, Oregon.
Scientific Imaging and Visualization develops image processing, computer vision, and visualization products and services. The company was founded in 2010 by Oskar Skrinjar and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.

InView Technology

Grant in 2014
InView Technology Corporation develops and manufactures compressive sensing-based imaging and hyperspectral imaging products. The company offers shortwave and midwave infrared cameras and hyperspectral imagers for industrial process control, food and pharmaceutical inspection, energy audits, material research, surveillance, and security applications. It also offers its technology for use in hyperspectral imagers to deliver an image of a scene and spectral informational for pixels in the scene (a spectrometer per pixel). The company was founded in 2009 and is based in Austin, Texas.

Network Perception

Grant in 2014
Network Perception is providing a pioneering network device configuration analysis software to visualize and manage their network. The company delivers a pioneering solution that enables corporate compliance and cybersecurity managers to gain a complete view of their network security and to immediately determine if its configuration is in alignment with best practices and regulatory standards Network Perception was launched in 2014 at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Research Park.

Springbok Analytics

Grant in 2014
Springbok Analytics offers an AI-powered software platform that transforms MRIs into three-dimensional analyses of muscle to enable true precision. Springbok Analytics' advanced imaging technology identifies and measures each individual muscle, providing data to scientists, physical therapists, athletic trainers, and physicians to evaluate muscle function in relation to performance and injury management. The technology has numerous applications, including injury management, performance enhancement, and the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions.

Perception Robotics

Grant in 2014
Perception Robotics develops touch- and vision-based sensing solutions for modern industrial robots and next-generation assistive robots. Their compliant rubber tactile sensors (“skin”) give robots a sense of touch, equipping automation systems with robust material handling capabilities their gecko-inspired gripper integrates nanoscale “hairs” with electrostatics to enable efficient on/off adhesion for handling flat objects.

Elucid

Grant in 2014
Based in the Boston biotech and medtech hub, Elucid is focused on improving the accuracy, experience, & cost-effectiveness of cardiovascular diagnostic imaging by leveraging machine learning. Elucid's main product, ElucidVivo, is the first-ever, FDA-cleared, histologically-validated software for evaluating plaque vulnerability from a single CTA to inform risk of event (heart attack or stroke) & treatment selection. Additionally, Elucid works with pharmaceutical companies, providers, and research organizations to provide quantitative image analysis services.

Neon Open

Grant in 2013
Neon Labs specializes in enhancing digital marketing effectiveness through innovative technology. The company utilizes a unique neuroscience-based machine learning system that predicts user engagement with images, helping marketers achieve higher click-through rates and improved audience interaction. Neon's enterprise-scale platform, Neon for Video, optimizes visual content in real-time, resulting in an average increase of 24% in video views. Additionally, Neon Open serves as an open-source platform that employs artificial intelligence to analyze advertising inventory, predicting which images and videos will generate greater engagement. This platform leverages deep learning models to assess the emotional impact of visual content, making it valuable for a diverse range of users, including journalists, artists, and non-profit organizations. Neon's collaborations with established deep learning frameworks like TensorFlow and Caffe further enhance its technological capabilities.

InView Technology

Grant in 2013
InView Technology Corporation develops and manufactures compressive sensing-based imaging and hyperspectral imaging products. The company offers shortwave and midwave infrared cameras and hyperspectral imagers for industrial process control, food and pharmaceutical inspection, energy audits, material research, surveillance, and security applications. It also offers its technology for use in hyperspectral imagers to deliver an image of a scene and spectral informational for pixels in the scene (a spectrometer per pixel). The company was founded in 2009 and is based in Austin, Texas.

EyePredict

Grant in 2012
EyePredict is a developer of commercializing predictive attention software which is intended to improve health commonly for neurological and psychiatric conditions to allow marketplaces to optimize commercial displays. The company intends to improve decision making for attention development which reflects upon patterns in mental dysfunction using neuroscience based software technology to predict visual attention. EyePredict was established by Ran Carmi in Los Angeles, California.

TaggPic

Grant in 2012
TaggPic geo-recognition technology analyzes photos based solely on visual features to recognize landmarks in digital photos, and the precise locations where the photos were captured. The Problem: Hundreds of millions of digital photos from around the world are uploaded to the Web every day. This explosion of pixel data is creating the need for fast, hyper-accurate, and automatic tagging of massive collections of images. The Solution: TaggPic technology is based solely on visual features, and does not require any metadata, such as GPS tags, manual tagging, or other location sensors, although it is capable of working with inputs from all three. The underlying algorithms can determine the precise position of the camera viewpoint in a geo-referenced coordinate system, even if no prior data about the photo’s location is known. TaggPic transforms static 2D photos into auto-tagged, geo-positioned, and intelligently connected platforms. TaggPic’s crowd-fueled computer vision technology instantly recognizes landmarks, buildings, and other objects in images without the need for GPS data or manual tagging.
Scientific Imaging and Visualization develops image processing, computer vision, and visualization products and services. The company was founded in 2010 by Oskar Skrinjar and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.

PixelEXX Systems

Grant in 2012
PixelEXX Systems Inc. develops prototype imaging devices for diagnosing cancer. The products include nanoarrays that take images of molecular signals associated with cellular activity. PixelEXX Systems Inc. was founded in 2008 and is based in Saint Louis, Missouri.
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