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TrackiMed
Techstars '25Kefar Malal, IL · 4 employees on LinkedIn · 1 known investors
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TrackiMed develops an AI surgical co-pilot that uses computer vision and voice recognition to automate operating room workflows, eliminating manual instrument counting and documentation. The platform serves hospitals by reducing procedure time, improving surgical team efficiency, and preventing medical errors.
Also known as Trackimed Ltd. · טרקימד
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Company profile
researched Sep 2026TrackiMed is an Israeli company developing an AI platform for the operating room that it describes as a virtual circulating nurse, or AI surgical co-pilot. The system combines computer vision and voice AI to recognize, count and track surgical instruments, needles and sponges in real time, generate alerts on count discrepancies, and produce structured documentation of the procedure without manual data entry.
The product is organized in phases. Phase I, ORKing, uses high-resolution ceiling-mounted cameras and proprietary AI models to identify and track every instrument and disposable in the surgical field, replacing manual nurse counts and capturing anonymized data on which items are opened, used or left untouched so hospitals can right-size instrument trays. Phase II, Tracki, applies ambient voice recognition to convert spoken workflow — confirmations, requests, procedural cues such as the surgical time-out — into time-stamped digital records, with stated integrations into EMR, sterile processing (SPD) and billing systems. A Phase III concept, Circe, is described as a fully autonomous platform that continuously reconciles counts and raises early discrepancy alerts before closure, built around what the company calls a Circulating AI Nurse Brain.
The company frames its market opportunity around operating room inefficiency and patient-safety failures: manual counting and documentation burdens on perioperative nurses, delays and intraoperative X-rays triggered by count discrepancies, and retained surgical items. TrackiMed states its platform is designed to save up to 45 minutes per procedure.
Business model
TrackiMed sells an operating-room software and camera-based platform to hospitals and health systems, positioning it as automation of nurse-dependent counting and documentation workflows, with integration into EMR, sterile processing and billing systems. The website is in a pre-commercial posture, offering a waitlist for early access rather than general availability.
Traction
TrackiMed states its platform has been validated in live surgeries at Sheba Medical Center, with the pilot confirming high-precision tracking and integration with surgical teams. The company is otherwise pre-commercial, operating a waitlist for early access.
Latest developments
TrackiMed has assembled a leadership team spanning MedTech commercial, defense R&D, clinical and AI backgrounds: CEO Inbar Oz, a MedTech executive with 24+ years in global hospital markets; COO Itsik Harpaz, a former colonel of Israel's Unit 8200 with 30+ years in machine learning and signal-processing R&D; Chief Medical Officer Dr. Gregory P. Fontana, a cardiothoracic surgeon serving as HCA National Director of Cardiothoracic Surgery and Cardiovascular Innovation and formerly Chief of Cardiothoracic Surgery at Cedars-Sinai and Lenox Hill Hospital; and CTO Asi Elad, previously Head of R&D at Hobart Healthcare Ventures.
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Market position
An early-stage (pre-seed) entrant positioning itself as the first AI-powered virtual circulating nurse for operating rooms, addressing surgical item counting, documentation and retained-surgical-item prevention.
The company emphasizes continuous, automated real-time reconciliation of surgical item counts via computer vision combined with hands-free ambient voice documentation, as an alternative to manual three-stage nurse counts and post-procedure EHR data entry.
Technology
The platform pairs high-resolution ceiling cameras with proprietary computer-vision models that recognize, count and track surgical instruments, needles and sponges in real time, including deformable objects within the surgical field, and can trigger real-time count-discrepancy alerts. A second component uses ambient voice technology to interpret spoken surgical workflow and generate structured, time-stamped documentation. Procedure data on instrument usage is captured in anonymized form and converted into utilization insights.
Go-to-market
The company is running hospital pilots and collecting early-access waitlist sign-ups through its website, and has appointed a Chief Medical Officer tasked with leading clinical validation, integration and expansion across major U.S. health systems.
Hospitals and health systems, and specifically operating room departments, perioperative nurses and surgical teams.
Geography
Headquartered in Kfar Malal, Israel, where Trackimed Ltd. is registered; clinical validation to date at Sheba Medical Center in Israel, with stated plans for expansion across U.S. health systems.
History
Trackimed Ltd. is registered with the Israeli Registrar of Companies (number 516455946) at Hazayit 13, Kfar Malal. The Techstars job board records the company as founded in 2022, at pre-seed stage with 1-10 employees.
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Timeline · 2
launches, deals, and filingsCardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Gregory P. Fontana, HCA National Director of Cardiothoracic Surgery and Cardiovascular Innovation, is listed as TrackiMed's Chief Medical Officer, leading clinical validation, integration and expansion across U.S. health systems.
TrackiMed states its vision-based tracking platform was validated in live surgeries at Sheba Medical Center, with the pilot confirming high-precision tracking and integration with surgical teams.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does TrackiMed do?
- TrackiMed builds a vision- and voice-AI platform that counts, tracks and documents surgical items live in the operating room.
- Who are TrackiMed's investors?
- TrackiMed's investors include Techstars.
- Where is TrackiMed headquartered?
- TrackiMed is headquartered in Kefar Malal, IL.