Green Energy Tax Incentives Boost Corporate Investments
January 14, 2025: Governments worldwide are expanding green energy tax incentives, driving a surge in corporate investments in Green energy
July 17, 2020: The Boston based startup is a pioneer in advanced technology for the Healthcare Industry. Every healthcare professional cannot expertise in everything they do at work. The experts or the top surgeon cannot be there in every hospital but, their thoughts and insights can be accessed to the normal surgeon through surgical-intelligence empowering scopes and robots from Activ surgery. Active Surgical has raised a $15 million round of venture funding led by ARTIS Ventures, and including participation from LRVHealth, DNS Capital, GreatPoint Ventures, Tao Capital Partners, and Rising Tide VC. The software platform launched early May and, the company sees a bright future with the advanced software platform. The data is collected through the sensor’s real-time during the surgery and is further transferred to the AI designed software.
The collected data used as a resource during any similar surgery and, the software provides updated information and guidance to perform surgery with no error.
The company launched the ActivEdge platform, which is a small imaging solution that can be attached to existing laparoscopic and arthroscopic instruments. The company is currently working with 8-hospitals in the United States as the pilot project. $32 million funds raised by the company to date.
January 14, 2025: Governments worldwide are expanding green energy tax incentives, driving a surge in corporate investments in Green energy
The healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors are navigating a transformative period, with technological advancements reshaping patient care, operational efficiencies, and strategic growth.
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