A startup for the diagnosis of cancer has been approved by the president and will receive 14.5 million rubles from the IIDF
According to Rusbase, a project for the remote diagnosis of cancer UNIM approved by the president and receive 14.5 million rubles from the Internet Initiatives Development Fund. The vice-president of Rostelecom, Alexey Basov, also invests in the project. The UNIM project of Alexey Remez was a resident of the IIDF accelerator.
“The project began as a system that allowed for the delivery of analysis to Moscow, to conduct it on the basis of the FSCC named after Rogachev and get the result. But the project did not waste time in the accelerator in vain and managed to create a Digital Pathology platform that will help reduce patients, pathologists and cancer diagnostics on the Internet, ”says Maxim Steigerwald, investment director of the IIDF.
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The amount that Basov invests is not disclosed yet. “UNIM has demonstrated the ability to provide real assistance, increase the availability of high-tech services, and ultimately save lives. I believe that the guys will not only build a great business, but also help to bring the oncodiagnosis system in Russia to a new level, ”the business angel is convinced.
In 2014, the project attracted investments in the amount of 1.4 million rubles from the third accelerator of IIDF. On March 27, 2015, among other startups of FRIA, UNIM was presented to the President of the Russian Federation. Vladimir Putin supported the startup: “We will also formulate the relevant task to the Ministry of Health, and work with the regions so that they support this program.”
According to Alexei Remez, the company is already making a profit, and new investments will be directed to the development of the project in other countries, as well as to improve the digital Pathology cloud system. “Already, we see a great interest of doctors from Germany, Great Britain and Norway to us,” he specified.
UNIM is also used by doctors from Russia, the USA and the countries of the Customs Union.
At the beginning of last year, the global market for In Vitro Diagnostics (IVD) was estimated at $ 47.27 billion. According to experts, by 2017 the company's revenue in this market could reach $ 62.63 billion.
“The project began as a system that allowed for the delivery of analysis to Moscow, to conduct it on the basis of the FSCC named after Rogachev and get the result. But the project did not waste time in the accelerator in vain and managed to create a Digital Pathology platform that will help reduce patients, pathologists and cancer diagnostics on the Internet, ”says Maxim Steigerwald, investment director of the IIDF.
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The amount that Basov invests is not disclosed yet. “UNIM has demonstrated the ability to provide real assistance, increase the availability of high-tech services, and ultimately save lives. I believe that the guys will not only build a great business, but also help to bring the oncodiagnosis system in Russia to a new level, ”the business angel is convinced.
In 2014, the project attracted investments in the amount of 1.4 million rubles from the third accelerator of IIDF. On March 27, 2015, among other startups of FRIA, UNIM was presented to the President of the Russian Federation. Vladimir Putin supported the startup: “We will also formulate the relevant task to the Ministry of Health, and work with the regions so that they support this program.”
According to Alexei Remez, the company is already making a profit, and new investments will be directed to the development of the project in other countries, as well as to improve the digital Pathology cloud system. “Already, we see a great interest of doctors from Germany, Great Britain and Norway to us,” he specified.
UNIM is also used by doctors from Russia, the USA and the countries of the Customs Union.
At the beginning of last year, the global market for In Vitro Diagnostics (IVD) was estimated at $ 47.27 billion. According to experts, by 2017 the company's revenue in this market could reach $ 62.63 billion.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/289074/
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