DeepSight Technology

DeepSight Technology

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $4.2M

Overview

DeepSight Technology is a private, pre-revenue medical device innovator founded in 2017 and based in Menlo Park, California. The company is developing a proprietary sensor platform, NeedleVue™, designed to be integrated into interventional instruments to provide sub-millimeter, real-time tracking and imaging directly from the instrument tip, using only ultrasound. This technology targets a vast market of over 200 million annual needle-based procedures, aiming to improve accuracy, reduce procedure times and radiation exposure, and address the shortage of specialized practitioners across numerous clinical areas including biopsies, tumor ablation, and structural heart repair.

OncologyCardiologyNeurologyGeneral Surgery

Technology Platform

NeedleVue™ and OnPoint™ sensor technologies that integrate into interventional instruments (needles, wires, catheters) to provide real-time, sub-millimeter ultrasound imaging and tracking directly from the instrument tip.

Funding History

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Total raised:$4.2M
Seed$4.2M

Opportunities

The technology addresses a massive market of over 200 million annual needle-based procedures, with strong growth in minimally invasive therapies.
Its platform approach allows for expansion across numerous clinical specialties (oncology, cardiology, neurology), and its low-cost, radiation-free value proposition aligns with healthcare systems' goals of improving access, safety, and cost-efficiency.

Risk Factors

Key risks include the technical challenge of reliably manufacturing and integrating micron-scale sensors, the need for robust clinical validation and regulatory clearance, and the commercial hurdle of driving adoption and changing physician behavior in a competitive market with established imaging modalities.

Competitive Landscape

DeepSight competes with existing interventional imaging modalities like fluoroscopy, conventional ultrasound with guides, and electromagnetic tracking systems. It also faces potential competition from other startups and large medtech companies developing advanced guidance solutions. Its claimed differentiators are sub-millimeter accuracy, a non-electrical/no-calibration design, and tip-based ultrasound imaging.