The Rainbow Probe Detects Cancerous Tissue During Surgery on the Patient's Body
Real-time verification that the cavity surface is free of cancerous tissue.
Precision surgical guidance.
The Rainbow Probe Detects Cancerous Tissue During Surgery on the Patient's Body
Real-time verification that the cavity surface is free of cancerous tissue.
Precision surgical guidance.
Cancer tissue left undetected in the patient’s body results in:
Roughly 1,000,000 cases require repeat surgery
$10 billion per year in excess cost worldwide
Increased aggressive treatment, patient post-op pain, recovery time, and risk of cancer reoccurrence
Introducing:
The Rainbow Probe
Samples live tissue directly on the patient's body, during surgery, to alert surgeons to the existence of residual cancerous tissue, and provides guidance for their further removal.
Combining analysis of very high-resolution 2D image with precise spectral tissue classification
The Rainbow scanner uses an advanced miniaturized hyperspectral imaging device and a unique optical system to provide surgeons with real-time data on the live tissue scanned.
- Patent pending
- AI cloud-based algorithms
- Real-time analysis response
Achievements
1st prize winner
Merage Institute +45 Startups Competition 2020
Rainbow v1
Ex-vivo prototype developed
FFG Grant
Grant awarded from the Austrian government
Successful testing
Ex-vivo animal testing was completed successfully. Human tests are now underway.
Our partner
Nutek has formed a unique collaboration with the Medical University of Graz, Austria. This collaboration covers the joint development of algorithms, medical research, and medical testing.
Our team
Dov Cohen, CEO
Experienced leader of teams developing multi-disciplinary national airborne programs, EW, Radar and C4ISR, at Israel Aerospace Industries, Director of Space Systems, developed HS remote sensing applications
Ofer Braun, CTO
Expert in the design and production of optical medical devices systems. Formerly Director of Space Hyper-spectral Imaging at Elbit Systems. Successfully led the development of unique optical and hyperspectral, space and airborne cameras and sensors.
Prof. Hanoch Kashtan M.D, Medical Director
Director of Surgery at Rabin Medical Center (RMC), Chair Scientific Council of the Israel Medical Association, and Member of the European Society of Surgical Oncology. Founder of Medical Device companies. Wide international medical network
We’d love to hear from you
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Rishon Le Zion, Israel
+972 (0)52 366-3483
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