With publicly revealed investments of $250,000 from a Cleveland economic development group and $400,000 from an Illinois angel group, rudimentary mathematics tell us heart monitoring startup Endotronix Inc. has raised at least $650,000. But the company’s latest funding round went above that amount, only Endotronix isn’t saying by how much.
[Read more of this report]Endotronix Inc., which is developing a wireless heart sensor licensed from NASA, has received a $250,000 investment from economic development group JumpStart Ventures.
[Read more of this report]Northeast Ohio’s technology economic development organization, NorTech, has chosen three bioscience products to receive its 2010 Innovation Awards.
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