Top Healthcare startups at CES

CES 2025 showcased a remarkable array of healthcare startups, each pushing the boundaries of innovation to address pressing medical challenges. Here are some of the top healthcare startups that made waves at this year's event:

MedicosBiotech

MedicosBiotech's Cure Silk, honored with the CES 2025 Innovation Award in Digital Health, combines AI with spider silk protein-based patches to revolutionize chronic wound care. The accompanying app analyzes wound images and suggests personalized treatments, potentially transforming care for underserved communities.

OnMed

OnMed's CareStation, a "Clinic-in-a-Box" solution, offers real-time doctor consultations, vital checks, e-prescriptions, and specialist referrals. This compact setup aims to bridge healthcare gaps in underserved areas, with plans to expand to 30 states by the end of 2025.

Nuvilab

Nuvilab presented an AI food scanner that instantly recognizes and analyzes food, providing nutrition reports and menu suggestions. This contactless tool is designed for high-demand environments like hospitals, optimizing food use and improving sustainability.

InTheTech

South Korean firm InTheTech showcased EYAS, a digital therapy platform for patients with mild cognitive impairment and ADHD. EYAS uses eye-tracking technology and evidence-based cognitive training to enhance focus and track progress. The company also unveiled COGPLAY, a home-based brain training platform.

Noul

Noul's miLab system, an AI-powered automated digital microscope, processes blood samples in just 15 minutes. It delivers high-resolution images and diagnostic insights, making it ideal for medical settings of any size.

FlowBeams

FlowBeams, a Dutch startup, introduced BoldJet, an innovative injection technology using laser-induced cavitation. This needle-free method creates high-speed microfluidic jets that penetrate the skin in less than a millisecond, potentially revolutionizing drug delivery.

T&L Healthcare

T&L Healthcare presented groundbreaking solutions for monitoring and improving health outcomes, contributing to the digital health sector's transformation of patient care.

Asahi Kasei

Asahi Kasei, a semiconductor company, demonstrated microdevices targeting aging populations. Their innovations include a camera-free fall detection system, a smart diaper that senses when it needs changing, and a contactless stethoscope.

Cosmo Robotics

South Korea-based Cosmo Robotics displayed wearable robots to support patients in rehabilitation. Their Bambini Teens assists children with congenital or neurological disorders like cerebral palsy, while their adult exoskeleton aids in physical rehabilitation.

Hyodol

Hyodol, another South Korean health tech company, showcased an AI-based companion robot doll designed to alleviate loneliness among older adults with dementia. The device provides reminders for medication and meals, improving overall health management.

These startups at CES 2025 demonstrate the rapid advancements in healthcare technology, from AI-driven diagnostics to innovative patient care solutions. Their groundbreaking ideas promise to reshape the future of healthcare, making it more accessible, efficient, and personalized.