Surgical intelligence platform Theator extends Series A with additional $24 million
Surgical intelligence platform Theator extends Series A with additional $24 million
The Israeli startup's surgical intelligence platform institutionalizes the routine capture of surgical video data, harnessing AI and computer vision to automatically analyze every operation
Theator, which has developed a surgical intelligence platform, announced on Friday that it has raised $24 million in an extension of its Series A funding round. This extension follows an initial $15.5 million Series A round announced in February 2021, bringing the round total to $39.5 million. The extended funding round was once again led by Insight Partners with support from existing investors including Blumberg Capital, Mayo Clinic, NFX, StageOne Ventures, iAngels, and former Netflix Chief Product Officer Neil Hunt. In addition, new growth investors including iCON and TripActions' CEO and Co-founder Ariel Cohen joined the round.
Theator's surgical intelligence platform institutionalizes the routine capture of surgical video data, harnessing AI and computer vision to automatically analyze every operation. Surgical intelligence generates actionable insights that optimize patient outcomes, ultimately raising the standard of patient care. Theator's library of surgical video and data contains over 30K hours of video, with nearly a billion frames analyzed.
"This funding is a strong vote of confidence in our vision, team, and the field of Surgical Intelligence as the cornerstone of the future of surgery," said Dr. Tamir Wolf, CEO and Co-founder of Theator. "Surgical Intelligence is already demonstrating significant improvement in surgical quality and safety. It's thrilling to hear about the impact our partners and collaborators have achieved thus far, and we look forward to this latest investment advancing our mission to transform surgery and alleviate variability and disparity in surgical care worldwide."
With this Series A extension, Theator has raised $42.5 million to date. Since its initial Series A round last year, Theator has collaborated with Mayo Clinic and partnered with the Canadian Association of General Surgeons (CAGS).
