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iNNOGING Launches iNNOSIM, A Cloud-Based SaaS Ultrasound Simulator HealthySimulation.com
iNNOGING, a healthcare simulation software company, has introduced a new SaaS based simulator called iNNOSIM. The cloud-based ultrasound simulator and e-learning platform allows medical simulation training to occur remotely and at any time. The solution supports hundreds of simultaneous users and includes basic content packages as well as a curriculum creator. iNNOSIM has been successfully piloted with 420 users at two medical universities. iNNOGING is offering iNNOSIM for under $50 per user for select customers to help provide ultrasound education during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Ultrasound breakthrough allows doctors to examine patients remotely
Israeli company iNNOGING Medical has developed a new ultrasound technology that allows physicians to manipulate captured ultrasound video and perform a virtual dynamic exam without the patient present. The technology converts video clips into 3D models, allowing doctors to navigate inside and see everything thats going on. The iNNOGING hardware, which includes a probe and pad, attaches to any computer and requires no special training. The company has completed its first investment round and expects its ultrasound simulator product to be ready for commercialization in one year. They are also developing a medical ultrasound analyzer that could launch in the US market within three years, pending FDA approval. iNNOGING is in talks with several Chinese entities and is looking for doctors and radiologists to join their advisory board.
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Ariel University's Remote Ultrasound Viewing & Analyzing Tech Licensed to iNNOGING Medical
Ariel Scientific Innovations, Ltd. has signed a license agreement with iNNOGING Medical LTD for Ultrasound remote viewing and analyzing technology developed at Ariel University. The technology allows off-site doctors to remotely view, experience, and analyze recorded ultrasound scans. iNNOGING receives an exclusive worldwide license to Ariel patents and know-how to develop and commercialize products. The partnership aims to provide doctors with an easy-to-use and accurate tool to remotely assess ultrasound exams, increasing diagnostic accuracy and reducing medical costs.
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