Axial3D offers a cloud-based, 510(k) cleared segmentation platform that uses AI algorithms to convert CT and MRI DICOM data into accurate 3D visualizations, printable files, and patient-specific anatomic models. Its tools reduce the time, specialized skill and cost typically required to produce 3D printed models used for pre-surgical planning, diagnostics, education, training and medical device development. The company’s software has been validated with Stratasys printers to produce biomechanically realistic models for multiple specialties. Axial3D intends to expand accessibility of patient-specific 3D printing for hospitals and medical device manufacturers through joint offerings with Stratasys to help scale those programs. The company highlighted plans to discuss the collaboration at RSNA 2022. Axial3D is presented in the release from Belfast, Northern Ireland and Rehovot, Israel. axial3D produces precise patient-specific 3D medical models generated from CT, MRI and PET data to improve pre-operative planning and personalize healthcare. The company specializes in medical 3D printing to advance surgical standards and efficiency. Led by CEO Daniel Crawford, axial3D operates out of Belfast, UK and Claymont, Del. It recently closed a $3M funding round to support its growth. axial3D plans to use the funds to expand its machine learning team, which builds automated algorithms. The company also intends to grow into the U.S. market by opening a regional office. axial3D is a Belfast, UK-based web-based technology company focused on 3D printing in healthcare. It creates precise 3D models generated from patient CT, MRI and PET data to aid diagnosis and enhance pre-operative planning. Its 3D-printed models are used by prominent consultants from the NHS and private healthcare sectors across disciplines including orthopaedics, oncology, oral and maxillofacial, trauma and cardiac surgery. The company raised a second close of seed funding, which now totals £530K. axial3D plans to use the funds to further develop its axial3D insight. Techstart NI and investor Patrick Hurst MBE are named backers, with Hurst joining the board as Chairperson.

Total raised

$19M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Nov 2022