INOVAIT to announce latest Pilot Fund recipients at ALL IN 2025

Aug 26, 2025
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INOVAIT, Canada’s membership network promoting image-guided therapy (IGT) and artificial intelligence (AI) technology innovations, announced that they will present their latest Pilot Fund recipients at SCALE AI’s 2025 ALL IN event at the Palais des congrès in Montreal, Quebec, from September 24-25.

The Pilot Fund is a non-dilutive funding program facilitated by INOVAIT. It provides up to $125,000 in contributions for research and development (R&D) projects lasting 9 to 15 months. The Pilot Fund promotes the commercial translation of R&D within the medical device and digital health sectors. These projects have the potential to transform patient outcomes and reduce the overall cost of healthcare in Canada.

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