Capital Required to Develop and Commercialize AI in Medical Devices

Capital Required to Develop and Commercialize AI in Medical Devices

Thursday, March 6, 2025 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM · 1 hr. (US/Pacific)
Venetian | Level 5 | Palazzo O
General Education
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How much capital is required to develop and commercialize medical devices with artificial intelligence in the United States? What expectation should medical technology (MedTech) executives and funders have for the time it takes to complete development and regulatory milestones, particularly FDA 510(k) clearance? How does this compare to competitive non-AIML medical devices? Does geography, medical specialty, or veteran FDA approval experience separate the hares from the tortoises in the race to deliver AI-enabled medical devices to patients and providers? What are the best practices for building digital ventures that develop and commercialize Artificial Intelligence and machine learning (AIML) medical devices? These questions and more will be explored as this session unveils, for the first time ever, an industry study that examines comprehensive data and generates novel insights into the timelines and private capital raised by MedTech innovators and ventures to develop, test and obtain FDA clearance or approval for more than 500 cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence and machine learning-enabled software as medical devices (AIML SaMD) in the United States over the last decade.  

Sub-Topic Category
Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
Target Audience
CEO/COOCIO/CTO/CTIO/Senior ITInvestor, Entrepreneur, Start Up Leader/Strategist
Level
Intermediate
CEU Type
ACHECAHIMSCPDHTSCPHIMS
Contact Hours
1.00
Format
60-Minute Panel Discussion
Learning Objective #1
Describe insights into and benchmarks of time and capital required for AIML medical devices to be successfully developed, approved by regulators and commercialized
Learning Objective #2
Illustrate the relationship between stages of funding and development milestones for AIML and SaMD to help attendees have a structure to understand where they stand today and how to manage next steps
Learning Objective #3
Identify best practices and case studies, examining the various development, testing, clinical, regulatory and reimbursement pathways taken by at least three different AIML SaMD devices in the U.S. market
Session #
231