The winners, who will share $250,000 in grants funded by the FDA, are:
1. Cambridge, Mass.-based Adipomics for COVI-SPOT, a one-step COVID-19 test.
2. Beverly Hills, Mich.-based Biosense for the first working non-contract EKG.
3. Olathe, Kan.-based Innara Health for a biofeedback device to help newborn and premature infants improve feeding readiness
4. Melbourne, Australia-based Navi Medical Technologies for its non-invasive device providing real-time feedback of the central line tip location via ECG
5. South San Francisco-based Novonate for its secure umbilical catheter insertion site for neonates in the ICU.
6. Costa Mesa, Calif.-based Renata Medical for a growth stent to treat congenital narrowed lesions in neonatal patients
Read the full press release with footage of the pitch competition here.
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