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OpenWater

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Provider of non-invasive portable imaging device

Overview

OpenWater is developing a wearable MRI enabling continuous scanning of the body and brain. The device uses the scattering of the body or the brain itself to focus infrared light to scan the brain or body bit by bit or voxel by voxel. It is enabled by LCDs with pixels small enough to create reconstructive holographic images that neutralize the scattering and enable scanning at MRI resolution and depth coupled with the use of body-temperature detectors.

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Founded
2016

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About OpenWater

What does OpenWater do?

OpenWater is developing a wearable MRI enabling continuous scanning of the body and brain.

Where is OpenWater headquartered?

OpenWater is headquartered in San Francisco, United States.

When was OpenWater founded?

OpenWater was founded in 2016.

Which sector is OpenWater in?

OpenWater operates in Life Sciences Technology.

Who are OpenWater's competitors?

Companies similar to OpenWater include AccuraScience, GRAIL, and GenomeDiver.