How Romanian startup XVision plans take its AI-based platform assisting radiologists to Western Europe and further
Romanian startup XVision started the year strong after attracting EUR 1 million in a new round of seed funding to fuel its expansion plans. The company has developed a medical platform based on artificial intelligence algorithms that…
Simona Fodor · Journalist
· Updated · 6 min read

Romanian startup XVision started the year strong after attracting EUR 1 million in a new round of seed funding to fuel its expansion plans. The company has developed a medical platform based on artificial intelligence algorithms that develop products to support radiologists in the analysis and interpretation of medical images. Its solution is in use in more than 50 hospitals and clinics in Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland, and XVision plans to expand to Western Europe this year and to the United States, starting in 2023.
The funding round announced in mid-January is the second obtained by XVision, which has attracted a total of EUR 1.5 million so far. It was led by bValue, alongside investors from Romania - GapMinder, RocaX, Cleverage, Growceanu, and Cristian Pop as an angel investor- and Poland - ResQMed and Marek Dziubinski.


