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Hema.to is a technology company.
Hema.to develops end-to-end AI cytometry solutions, providing fully automated, AI-powered detection suggestions for blood cancers and immune diseases. The platform processes raw flow cytometry data, delivering rapid, reproducible, and expert-level analysis. Its core technical approach eliminates manual gating variability and offers a flexible, cloud-based, panel-independent system that enhances workflow efficiency and data security.
The company was founded around 2021 by Dr. Karsten Miermans, Felix Kunzweiler, and Dr. Franz Elsner, with Dr. Hannes Lüling also contributing to the founding vision. This team recognized the complexities and inconsistencies inherent in traditional clinical cytometry workflows. Their insight centered on leveraging deeptech AI to automate and standardize the analysis of intricate blood data, addressing the need for improved diagnostic speed and reliability.
Hema.to's product serves clinical laboratories and diagnosticians who analyze blood data. The platform empowers these users to make sound decisions swiftly by transforming raw cytometry information into actionable insights. The company's long-term vision is to significantly impact immune medicine by making complex blood diagnostics more accessible, precise, and efficient through advanced AI automation.
Hema.to has raised $4.0M across 1 funding round.
Hema.to has raised $4.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Hema.to has raised $4.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Hema.to's investors include Elaia Partners, Christian Lautner, Dr. Nik Raupp.
Hema.to is a Munich-based deep-tech AI company that develops cloud-based software for the early and accurate diagnosis of blood cancers and immune diseases through advanced cytometry analysis. Their AI-powered platform significantly reduces the time needed for blood sample analysis—from about 20 minutes to just one—while improving diagnostic accuracy for conditions like leukemia and lymphoma. Hema.to serves clinical laboratories and hematology specialists by automating and enhancing cytometry workflows, enabling personalized treatment based on each patient’s unique immune profile. The company has demonstrated strong growth momentum, having secured €3.6 million in funding and achieved CE-IVD and FDA registration, with its solutions already in routine use in leading European labs[1][2][3].
Founded in 2021 by Dr. Karsten Miermans and a team of data scientists and biomedical experts, Hema.to emerged from a collaboration with Europe’s largest leukemia lab, which sought to accelerate and improve internal cytometry workflows. The founders leveraged their combined expertise in biophysics, AI, and hematology to create a world-first AI prototype that addresses common manual workflow pain points in clinical cytometry. Early pivotal moments include successful clinical studies across multiple centers and adoption in routine clinical practice, validating the platform’s impact on diagnostic speed and accuracy[3][4].
Hema.to rides the growing trend of applying AI and machine learning to healthcare diagnostics, particularly in precision medicine and immunology. The timing is critical as clinical labs face increasing workloads and staff shortages, creating demand for faster, more reliable diagnostic tools. By improving cytometry workflows, Hema.to addresses a global market worth several billion dollars and contributes to advancing personalized treatment strategies for blood cancers. Its cloud-based, scalable solution also aligns with broader healthcare digitization and data-driven medicine trends, influencing how clinical labs operate and collaborate internationally[1][3].
Looking ahead, Hema.to is positioned to expand its clinical footprint by growing its team of AI engineers, immunologists, and business developers to enhance product capabilities and market reach. Trends such as increasing adoption of AI in diagnostics, regulatory acceptance of AI tools, and the push for personalized medicine will shape its trajectory. The company’s influence is likely to grow as it helps standardize and automate cytometry analysis globally, potentially becoming a key enabler of faster, more accurate blood cancer diagnosis and treatment personalization. This aligns with its mission to save lives by making clinical analysis objective, reproducible, and accessible[1][3][4].
Hema.to has raised $4.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $4.0M Seed in June 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1, 2023 | $4.0M Seed | Elaia Partners, Christian Lautner, Dr. Nik Raupp |