London-based healthtech startup Feebris has received £1.1m in seed money for AI-powered disease diagnosis. The company develops machine learning algorithms that allow healthcare providers to detect complex respiratory conditions in the field. Signal processing algorithms extract important clinical insights and machine learning algorithms fuse information into actionable diagnostic outputs.

Mobile monitoring solution CompanionMX uses AI technology to produce key mental health metrics. To use, patients simply speak into their phone and the system captures voice and behavioural data, which is analysed to create a measure of the user’s mental health.

French startup Sim&Cure has developed a tool, which uses advanced computer computation to simulate the endovascular deployment and apposition of devices for the treatment of intracranial aneurysm.

Healthtech start-up NuroKor has developed a hand-held device that uses ‘quadwave microcurrent’ technology to block pain signals to the brain. The device delivers bioelectrical pulses to mimic the body's natural electrical microcurrent system through sticky pads which are attached to the skin.