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Mosaic raises $47m to build surgical machines that navigate blood vessels

Mosaic Intelligence Labs is building a catheter that bends its own tip to follow the right veins. Its founders met during their doctoral studies at Stanford.

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Mosaic raises $47m to build surgical machines that navigate blood vessels
Image: Mosaic Intelligence Labs co-founders Ileana Pirozzi (left), chief executive, and Alison Mackanic (right), chief technology officer.

Mosaic Intelligence Labs, a San Francisco startup building AI-guided surgical instruments, has come out of stealth with $47m. It raised the money in two seed rounds led by 8VC and Fundomo, the one-year-old company told The Information. Lingotto Innovation and Obvious Ventures also invested, Mosaic said on Tuesday.

The company is starting with endovascular…

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