Where is INTEC located?

INTEC is headquartered in Toyama, Japan.

Is INTEC a funded company?

INTEC is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round.

Where does INTEC rank among its competitors?

INTEC ranks 339th amongst 595 active competitors, of which 58 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Doccla, which secured $46M in Sep, 2024.

Who are the top competitors of INTEC?

INTEC's top competitors include Health Recovery Solutions, Cadence and HealthSnap. Among them, Doccla secured the most recent funding round in September, 2024.

INTEC - 2026 Company Profile, Funding & Competitors

Company Details

IDeveloper of digital solutions for healthcare organizations. The company has developed Exfinder (remote pathological diagnosis using remote-controlled microscope), Expath (pathology/cytology examination operation support system), EINS / IAM (ID integrated management solution), and EINS/BRS (cloud type remote backup service), EINS / BRS (cloud type remote backup service).

Website: www.intec.co.jp
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Founded Year

1964

Location

Toyama, Japan

Stage

Funding Raised

Investors

Nippon Venture Capital

Ranked

339^th among 595 active competitors

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Top competitors of INTEC include Health Recovery Solutions, Cadence and HealthSnap. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of INTEC, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Health Recovery Solutions 2012, New York City (United States), Series C	Provider of cloud-based telehealth and remote monitoring platform	$84.7M	Edison Partners, LLR Partners & 3 others	62/100
2nd	Cadence 2020, New York City (United States), Series B	Offers a remote care platform to help patients manage chronic conditions at home and at scale	$144M	Thrive Capital, Coatue & 4 others	62/100
3rd	HealthSnap 2015, Miami (United States), Series B	Digital platform for remote patient monitoring	$48.5M	Sands Capital, Florida Funders & 15 others	59/100
4th	Medical Informatics 2018, Houston (United States), Series B	Provider of remote monitoring platform for healthcare organizations	$55.4M	Intel Capital, Catalio Capital Management ... & 9 others	57/100
5th	Luscii 2013, Amsterdam (Netherlands), Acquired	Provider of remote monitoring solutions for chronic patients	-	OMRON	55/100
6th	19Labs 2015, Menlo Park (United States), Seed	Cloud-based remote care management tool for healthcare providers	-	GSV Labs, TEC Ventures & 5 others	51/100
7th	Doccla 2017, Hammersmith (United Kingdom), Series B	Provider of remote monitoring platforms	$70.9M	General Catalyst, Lakestar & 8 others	50/100
8th	HealthArc 2020, Hackensack (United States), Series A	Provider of remote patient monitoring solutions for doctors and payers	$5M	ScOp Venture Capital, Correlation Ventures ... & 6 others	48/100
9th	LookDeep 2019, Oakland (United States), Funding Raised	Provider of an AI-based patient monitoring system	-	Whistler Capital Partners, Transpose Platform	48/100
10th	Curecall 2020, Sainghin en Melantois (France), Acquired	Provides an automated SMS based telehealth solution for patient engagement	$1.41M	Unither	47/100
339th	INTEC 1964, Toyama (Japan), Funding Raised	Developer of digital solutions for healthcare organizations	-	Nippon Venture Capital	23/100