About Sentiar

SentiAR has developed a holographic 3D visualization platform that provides real-time, interactive views of patient anatomy and catheter positioning during interventional procedures. This technology enhances procedural accuracy and efficiency by consolidating multiple data sources into a single, intuitive interface, enabling clinicians to deliver safer and more precise care.

```xml <problem> During minimally invasive interventional procedures, clinicians often rely on multiple imaging and data sources, which can be challenging to integrate and interpret in real-time. Current visualization methods may not provide the comprehensive spatial understanding needed for optimal procedural accuracy and efficiency. </problem> <solution> SentiAR offers an augmented reality (AR) platform that delivers a real-time, interactive, 3D holographic view of patient-specific anatomy during interventional procedures. By integrating data from various sources, such as electroanatomic mapping systems and catheter positioning data, the platform provides a consolidated and intuitive interface for clinicians. This allows physicians to visualize the inner heart surface and catheter placement in 3D, enhancing their understanding of the procedure and improving accuracy. The AR visualization enables better control, precise learning, and realistic training, ultimately leading to improved patient outcomes. </solution> <features> - Real-time holographic visualization of patient anatomy overlaid onto the surgical field. - Integration of 3D electroanatomic mapping data with catheter positioning information. - Interactive 3D visuals that reflect the anatomy of the inner heart surface. - Augmented reality software compatible with mixed reality hardware. - Intuitive interface allowing physicians to control the display during procedures. </features> <target_audience> The primary target audience includes electrophysiologists, cardiologists, radiologists, and other medical professionals performing minimally invasive interventional procedures. </target_audience> ```

What does Sentiar do?

Where is Sentiar located?

Sentiar is based in Portland, United States.

When was Sentiar founded?

Sentiar was founded in 2017.

How much funding has Sentiar raised?

Sentiar has raised 18200000.

Location

Portland, United States

Founded

2017

Funding

18200000

Employees

27 employees

Major Investors

cultivate(MD)

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Executive Summary

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Founded 2017 – Portland, United States

Funding

Estimated Funding

$10M+

Major Investors

cultivate(MD)

Team (25+)

No team information available.

Company Description

Problem

During minimally invasive interventional procedures, clinicians often rely on multiple imaging and data sources, which can be challenging to integrate and interpret in real-time. Current visualization methods may not provide the comprehensive spatial understanding needed for optimal procedural accuracy and efficiency.

Solution

SentiAR offers an augmented reality (AR) platform that delivers a real-time, interactive, 3D holographic view of patient-specific anatomy during interventional procedures. By integrating data from various sources, such as electroanatomic mapping systems and catheter positioning data, the platform provides a consolidated and intuitive interface for clinicians. This allows physicians to visualize the inner heart surface and catheter placement in 3D, enhancing their understanding of the procedure and improving accuracy. The AR visualization enables better control, precise learning, and realistic training, ultimately leading to improved patient outcomes.

Features

Real-time holographic visualization of patient anatomy overlaid onto the surgical field.

Integration of 3D electroanatomic mapping data with catheter positioning information.

Interactive 3D visuals that reflect the anatomy of the inner heart surface.

Augmented reality software compatible with mixed reality hardware.

Intuitive interface allowing physicians to control the display during procedures.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes electrophysiologists, cardiologists, radiologists, and other medical professionals performing minimally invasive interventional procedures.