16 Bit's mission is to create trusted AI Software-as-a-Medical Device to improve the quality, efficiency, and accessibility of healthcare for all people.

A.I. VALI analyzes physicians' voices during procedures in real-time using Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL) techniques, as well as data obtained from medical imaging such as endoscopy video footage and tissue biopsy specimens. The AI is modular. AIDREA(TM) is a global platform that provides clients with accurate, reproducible, and inexpensive real-time analysis. AIDREA(TM) has a significant impact on the quality of analysis in the early diagnosis of diseases such as cancer, allowing for the most tailored treatment approach.

AI4Eyes focuses on leveraging artificial intelligence to improve the diagnosis and treatment of dry eye disease. The company provides tools and solutions that assist healthcare professionals in identifying and managing this condition more effectively. By utilizing machine learning algorithms, AI4Eyes aims to enhance clinical decision-making and patient outcomes in ophthalmology. The company addresses the complexity of dry eye disease and the challenges faced by doctors in staying updated with the latest practices.

Altis is the computational imaging company advancing clinical trials with AI. To train its prognostic AI models, Altis has created the industry's largest multimodal training database spanning longitudinal imaging linked to demographic, clinical, molecular, and 500k+ years of outcomes data. Biopharmas process their clinical trial data on Altis' software platform in real time to predict the efficacy of their drugs with greater confidence, reducing the time and cost to bring novel drugs to market.

Arrayus Technologies is a fast-growing medical technology company that is ushering in a new era of non-invasive cancer therapy.

Ascinta is a technology company that focuses on the development of a web-based platform for sharing, testing, and applying AI models, algorithms, and biomarkers in medical imaging. The company's main goal is to create adaptable, easy-to-use, and AI-enabled software for medical image analysis. This software is designed to be used in various areas such as research, clinical trials, and clinical care. Ascinta's work is primarily centered around the increasing applications of artificial intelligence in Nuclear Medicine and Radiology, with a particular emphasis on deep learning models.

Aufero Medical is a medical device company that produces a catheter stabilizer for a critical procedure called catheter ablation surgery, where radiofrequency energy is used to burn parts of the heart causing arrhythmia.

Bayer Capital Corporation B.V. is an investment capital company. The company issues debt instruments, such as bonds, and raises capital for Bayer AG, its parent company. Bayer Capital serves customers globally.

Calavera Surgical Design is a medical device company that designs and manufactures patient-specific cranioplasty implants.

Circle Cardiovascular Imaging develops and markets cardiovascular post-processing software for the evaluation of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and CT images. It offers CMR42, a cardiovascular post-processing software for viewing and analyzing cardiovascular MR (CMR) images; CT42, a cardiovascular post-processing software for viewing and analyzing CCT images; CVI42, an integrated cardiovascular post-processing software for viewing and analyzing CMR and CCT images; and Report42, a software solution that facilitates the documentation and reporting of CMR and CCT images. Circle Cardiovascular Imaging also provides product support, and training and education services for its software. Its software is used in the treatment of various indications, including heart failure, coronary artery disease, ischemic heart disease, myocardial infarction/scar, non-ischemic CM, myocarditis, valvular heart disease, cardiac masses, pericardial disease, pulmonary angiography, atrial fibrillation, carotid disease, and thoracic aortic disease. Its software is used by physicians and healthcare institutions in clinical and research settings. Circle Cardiovascular Imaging markets its software through a network of distributors worldwide. Kelly Cherniwchan founded it in 2007, with its headquarters in Calgary in Canada.

ClaroNav is a medical device hardware and software company that specializes in surgical navigation products. ClaroNav was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Clinisonix develops and commercializes novel handheld/wearable systems for automated 2D and 3D ultrasound imaging with quantum leap improvements in resolution, sensitivity, speed, and intelligence.