DeepSight

DeepSight develops innovative medical ultrasound technology solutions that enhance precision and visualization during interventional procedures. The company's flagship product, NeedleVue, combines proprietary sensor technology with interventional devices to enable real-time verification of placement during ultrasound-guided procedures. The platform delivers omnidirectional functionality at any ultrasound depth in a plug-and-play solution that eliminates complex calibration processes and precise angle requirements. NeedleVue features non-electrical, inert sensors that remain unaffected by temperature and magnetic fields, making it suitable for various abdominal procedures and compatible with contrast agents. Beyond ultrasound guidance, DeepSight has also developed hardware, software and AI technologies aimed at improving image quality and extending penetration depth for medical diagnostic ultrasound.

In parallel, DeepSight has created an augmented reality (AR) software platform for manufacturing workforce training. The platform leverages AR and IBM's AI technology to deliver real-time training and guidance for executing complex procedures. Through AR headsets or tablets, workers receive auditory instructions and on-screen text guidance in their preferred language while managers can track performance through a dashboard. The platform records and develops immersive 3D training modules to help transfer knowledge from experienced workers to new employees. As of November 2023, the company is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

Key customers and partnerships

In the manufacturing sector, DeepSight works with several market leaders including Galderma (pharmaceutical manufacturing), St-Hubert (agro-food), Agnico Eagle (mining industry), and L. Fournier & Fils (transportation). In November 2023, DeepSight partnered with IBM to integrate IBM's advanced AI technology, including voice transcription features enabled by AI Speech-to-Text and Text-to-Speech technologies, into its AR-powered learning platform. The partnership aims to help manufacturing businesses train new operators and preserve critical operational knowledge as experienced workers retire.