Funding & Grant History

A complete record of non-dilutive federal awards, grants, and investment milestones from 2011 to present.

BARDA Contractual Option — Accuro XV CADe/X AI Module Development ($9.92 million) Press release →
CDMRP Peer-Reviewed Medical Research Program Grant — Military-Optimized Ultrasound Guidance System for Spinal Interventions ($3 million) Press release →
NIH NCI SBIR Phase II — Pediatric Lumbar Puncture Ultrasound Guidance on the Accuro 3S Platform ($2.21 million) Press release →
Virginia Catalyst Grant with Matching Funds — Accuro 3S Diagnostic Ultrasound System ($800,000 + $1.6 million matching) Press release →

BARDA Follow-on Contract — Accuro XV Comprehensive Point-of-Care Musculoskeletal Diagnostics and FDA Submission ($30.5 million) Press release →
NIH Grant — Expansion of Accuro 3S Indications to Regional Anesthesia in Emergency Medicine ($2.9 million)

NIH NIAMS Commercialization Readiness Award — 3D Image Guidance System for Interventional Procedures in the Spine and Pelvis

BARDA Contract — Accuro Platform for Rapid Triage of Blast-Related Injuries (up to $65 million) Press release →
NIH NINDS SBIR Phase II — Real-Time Bedside Guidance of Lumbar Puncture Procedures ($2,559,087)
NIH NIAMS SBIR Phase II — Real-Time Bedside Guidance of Interventional Pain Procedures ($1,730,752)

Virginia Catalyst Grant — Lumbar Puncture Guidance System ($800,000)
NIH SBIR Phase II — Bone Marrow Biopsy Guidance System ($1,500,000) Press release →

NIH NIGMS SBIR Phase II — Thoracic Epidural Guidance Mode for Accuro ($1,498,048)

NIH NIBIB SBIR Phase II — Ultrasound-Based Fracture Detection Technology ($1,484,330) Press release →

NIH NIAMS SBIR Phase I — Ultrasound-Based Fracture Detection Technology ($210,418)
NSF SBIR Phase II — Accuro Productization ($1,410,000)

NIH NIBIB SBIR Phase I — Ultrasound-Based Bone Imaging Technology ($231,868)
NSF SBIR Phase I — Automatic Spine Recognition Technology ($149,903)