TidalSense secures $19M to transform respiratory diagnostics
The funding will accelerate commercialisation in UK, Europe, and support US market entry, with $40M total raised.
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Respiratory diagnostics and monitoring technology company
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In short: TidalSense secured $19 million in funding to expand its AI-powered respiratory diagnostics and began rolling out its test across the NHS.
The funding will accelerate commercialisation in UK, Europe, and support US market entry, with $40M total raised.
The paper analyzes N-Tidal capnography data from 147 COPD patients, revealing a non-linear correlation with smoking pack years and an inflection point at 25 pack years. Spirometry lacks similar sensitivity.
It offers rapid, accurate point-of-care diagnostics in 10 minutes training, 75 seconds breathing, and 5 minutes testing. They aim to transform respiratory care pathways.
Highlights include CE-marking for N-Tidal Diagnose, HQ expansion, NHS framework award, first uses, studies, international expansion, hires, conferences, and Global Health Innovator Award.
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