coremap
Private Company
Total funding raised: $2.5M
Overview
CoreMap is a private, pre-revenue medical device startup targeting the significant unmet need in treating persistent atrial fibrillation. Its core innovation is a proprietary micro-electrode mapping technology designed to overcome the critical limitations of current AF mapping systems—poor spatial resolution and inadequate sample density—by allowing physicians to 'see' the detailed electrical activity driving AF. With a seasoned leadership team, backing from venture capital firms, and a clear focus on a large cardiovascular market, CoreMap is developing a diagnostic tool intended to guide more effective, individualized curative ablation therapies.
Technology Platform
Proprietary micro-electrode design for ultra-high-resolution, high-density cardiac mapping to visualize complex atrial arrhythmias like atrial fibrillation.
Funding History
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Competitive Landscape
CoreMap competes in the cardiac electrophysiology mapping market, which is dominated by large medical device companies like Johnson & Johnson (Biosense Webster with the CARTO system) and Abbott (with the EnSite system). Other competitors include Boston Scientific and Medtronic. CoreMap's differentiation is its focused claim of superior resolution and sample density specifically for mapping complex AF, a segment where current technologies are acknowledged to be insufficient.