Sentiar, a medical equipment manufacturing startup based in St. Louis, Missouri, has secured an impressive $8.5 million in Series B funding from a group of investors that includes TechWald Holding S.p.A., MedVenture, cultivate(MD), and Harmonix. Founded by Michael Southworth, Sentiar provides a revolutionary Augmented Reality (AR) technology that gives physicians a real-time, interactive, 360-degree view of the treatment they deliver during interventional procedures. By using AR software and mixed reality hardware, doctors can demonstrate the exact intricacies of a particular procedure to peers, residents, and patients, thereby increasing procedural accuracy, efficiency, and overall patient outcomes. 

Sentiar's technology provides a single source of truth during minimally-invasive interventional procedures and can help medical professionals improve their standard of care. With holograms provided by virtual, augmented, and mixed reality, Sentiar is on a mission to reinvent AR for the operating room and bring about a new era of medical innovation. Join Sentiar today and discover how their technology can help you improve your patient's outcomes.