EMVision Medical Devices

Hear from EMVision (ASX:EMV) CEO Scott Kirkland about our journey to commercialisation and IP protection in this IP Australia case study.

EMVision is excited to announce positive interim ‘ischemia or not’ analysis from Stage 2 of our clinical trial. Our AI algorithm has displayed an encouraging ability to identify patterns and features across complex ischaemic patient data sets, including early onset hyperacute ischaemic stroke. Full details of today’s release are available: https://lnkd.in/gPkCzQ2N

EMVision is proudly attending the Asia Summit on Global Health this week. The summit brings together stakeholders across the clinical community including healthcare professionals, industry, investors and policymakers around the world. International delegates are getting an exclusive look at the future of stroke diagnosis with EMVision’s ground-breaking portable brain scanners. On display as part of Investment NSW showcase is both the emu™ in-hospital and first-responder pre-hospital solutions.

EMVision Medical Devices has an exciting job opportunity in the capacity of Clinical Evaluation Specialist. Please refer to the link below for full details. To apply for this job, please email: Kirste Courtney HR Manager kcourtney@emvision.com.au https://lnkd.in/gFA8ECB4

Australia’s manufacturing future is a crucial conversation and one EMVision is committed to furthering as we pursue the manufacturing of our world-first emu™ portable brain imaging devices onshore. Our CEO Scott Kirkland recently caught up with the Financial Times, touching on why critical steps in the manufacturing process need to be close to home. This control — particularly when developing medical devices — is pivotal to driving innovation, quality and ensuring a company’s success. It’s heartening to see some of the initiatives from Ed Husic MP office as the industry pushes to fulfil Australia’s economic potential as a heavyweight in important sectors. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/g3yYgxEW #MedicalDevice #Manufacturing

We’re excited to announce a new partnership with EMVision Medical Devices . EMVision has come on board as a Major Sponsor of National Stroke Week, 5-11 August 2024. EMVision, along with Stroke Foundation, are also partners in The Stroke Golden Hour research project. The Australian Stroke Alliance project is pioneering the latest in pre-hospital stroke diagnosis and care. As part of the Stroke Golden Hour project, lightweight brain scanners that are more portable, meaning they can be put widely into ambulances on the roads and even in the air, are being developed and tested. This will allow earlier diagnosis and treatment to those who have a stroke, reducing disability and saving lives. Pictured: Stroke Foundation’s National Partnerships Manager, Rhian Paton-Kelly testing EMVision’s latest light weight Emu brain scanning helmet.  

Today, we announce an exciting milestone as Keysight Technologies (NYSE:KEYS) makes an AU$ 15.28 million strategic equity investment in EMVision Medical Devices , providing a fully funded commercial runway for our landmark emu™️ device.   emu™️ is a pioneering advancement in #stroke care, intended to provide rapid, portable diagnostic imaging in settings where traditional modalities — like CT and MRI — are not readily accessible. Targeted for use in ICUs, stroke and neurology wards, and rural emergency settings, emu™️ has the potential to considerably improve survival rates and quality of life after stroke and other neurological events.   "Keysight’s commitment to being at the frontline of #innovation aligns perfectly with our mission to make ubiquitous portable brain imaging a reality. The investment is a significant endorsement of our technology and we look forward to building on our strategic relationship," Scott Kirkland, CEO and Managing Director said.   Huei Sin Ee #MedicalDevice #TechWrapUpAU #EMVision $EMV #radiology   Full details of the ASX announcement can be viewed: https://lnkd.in/gh5PvVCy

Novel neuroimaging devices from EMVision Medical Devices will help to substantially speed up stroke diagnosis and treatment, by bringing brain-scanning to the patient. NSW Health has provided development assistance for these world-first brain-scanning devices via a Medical Devices Fund grant from the Office For Health and Medical Research. “Globally, there are around 15 million strokes a year,” says Scott Kirkland, Co-Founder and CEO of EMVision Medical Devices. “Only about one in ten receive treatment. The limitations of conventional scanning can lead to a delay in access and diagnosis in the event of a stroke. After treatment and intervention, they are not devices that can be used for frequent bedside monitoring to keep a close eye on the patient. In both cases, urgent brain imaging is required before the correct triage, transfer, treatment or intervention decision can be made.” Learn more about how EMVision are solving these challenges: https://lnkd.in/gexQK-Xy

This week we began publishing profiles of contenders for @AuManufacturing news and media’s Australia’s 50 most innovative manufacturers campaign. Here is an interview with EMVision Medical Devices CEO Scott Kirkland about their homegrown answer to the second-biggest killer in the world. (Podcast interview available wherever you download them.) If you're interested in nominating for the 50 Most Innovative -- generously sponsored by MYOB, CSIRO and the NSW government's Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility -- please see this link: https://lnkd.in/gqmYEsjt It's completely free to apply and only takes half an hour at most. The list and category award winners will be announced at a breakfast event on April 18. All finalists get free tickets.

Job Opportunity | Industrial Designer 3+ Years’ Experience - Winner of the AFR 2023 Most Innovative Companies Award in Healthcare. - Medical device industry, based in Macquarie Park. - Opportunity to join a progressive and well-funded start-up Company. - Work on our first responder product set to transform pre-hospital stroke care. EMVision is developing and commercialising portable brain scanners for rapid stroke and TBI diagnosis and monitoring, wherever the patient is located. This will transform neurological care and in doing so positively impact the lives of millions globally. We are looking for a creative Industrial Designer to join our design team. Full job ad details: https://lnkd.in/gEvFanVF