Zebra Medical Vision — Cyborg Score 7/10

Strong
Diagnostic Imaging Equipment

Strategic Profile

The company was acquired by Nanox in a deal announced in (August 2021), with a valuation around $200 million. Its focus on population health and preventative medicine distinguishes it from competitors that are more focused on acute care. The company has 7 FDA-cleared and 10 CE-marked AI solutions for medical imaging.

Cyborg Score Rationale

The company stands 5th in terms of total funding among its competitors. With 7 FDA-cleared and 10 CE-marked AI solutions, Zebra has proven regulatory validation. As part of Nanox, it benefits from a publicly traded parent company and strategic integration with teleradiology assets.

Top Insights

  • Offers solutions for bone health, fatty liver, respiratory diseases, cardiovascular diseases, and CNS disorders.
  • Using patient imaging data already available to healthcare systems, algorithms highlight early, previously undetected signs of common chronic diseases, initiating further medical assessment to establish preventative care pathways.
  • Top competitors include AIdoc, Viz.ai and Qure.ai.
  • The company has 70 total employees.

Named Competitors

  • AIdoc — AI-powered medical imaging analytics for clinical decision support
  • Viz.ai — AI platform for rapid medical imaging diagnosis and stroke alert systems
  • Qure.ai — Deep learning solutions for automated medical image analysis
  • TeraRecon — Medical imaging and visualization software solutions

Recent Developments

  • (June 2026) Zebra Medical Vision received FDA clearance for HealthCCSng, a cardiac-focused imaging tool for analyzing non-gated CT scans and quantifying Coronary Artery Calcium
  • (April 2026) AIdoc, a competitor, secured $150M in funding
  • (August 2021) Nanox announced acquisition agreement with valuation around $200 million

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