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Sight Diagnostics

Portable machine-vision point-of-care CBC analyzer from a fingerstick (Sight OLO)

Israel
11-50

Vitality Radar

69
Current
Industry
Updated 14 days ago

Pillar Analysis

Presence
Digital footprint, brand visibility, and online reach across channels
78
Business
Revenue signals, funding status, partnerships, and market traction
72
Innovation
R&D activity, patents, product launches, and technology adoption
88
Pulse
Recent momentum — hiring trends, news mentions, and social engagement
43
Capacity
Team strength, leadership depth, and organizational scale
66

Strategic Assessment

Strategic Vector

Sight Diagnostics is positioned as a high-innovation medtech company focused on point-of-care hematology and immune-signature diagnostics, leveraging AI/computer vision to move testing away from centralized labs. Its direction appears to be broadening from CBC/fingerstick blood analysis toward a broader digital diagnostics platform with clinical and commercial expansion across multiple geographies.[15][17][1]

Efficiency Ratio

The company shows strong innovation output and credible market traction relative to a mid-sized team, but recent layoff signals indicate operational efficiency may have been under pressure despite substantial funding and product maturity.[10][5][17]

Evidence Signals

Product Launch HIGH CONF undated

Sight OLO performs complete blood counts from finger-prick samples and is described as available across the U.S., Europe, and Asia.

View source Israel; global market
Funding HIGH CONF undated

The company has raised approximately $124M in funding, including a $71M Series D round reported by Business Wire coverage.

View source Israel
Other HIGH CONF undated

LinkedIn lists the company as privately held with 51-200 employees and 16,221 followers, indicating a meaningful but not large digital audience.

View source Tel Aviv, Israel
Other HIGH CONF undated

PitchBook lists Sight Diagnostics at 130 employees, suggesting a mid-sized operational footprint.

View source Tel Aviv, Israel
Contraction HIGH CONF undated

CTech reported the company laid off all of its employees, approximately 20 people, after raising $124M.

View source Israel
Expansion MEDIUM CONF undated

Historical reporting indicates offices in Tel Aviv, London, New York, and Jerusalem-related presence, showing international operational reach.

View source Israel, United Kingdom, United States
Other HIGH CONF undated

The company’s technology is described as AI/computer-vision-based digital microscopy that converts blood samples into analyzable images, supporting a differentiated technical platform.

View source Israel

About
Israeli AI blood-diagnostics company (HQ Tel Aviv; offices in the US and London), founded in 2011 by Yossi Pollak (CEO) and Daniel Levner. Its flagship Sight OLO is the first FDA-cleared direct-from-fingerstick point-of-care complete-blood-count (CBC) analyzer — a compact ('toaster-oven'-sized) machine-vision instrument that delivers a lab-grade 5-part differential CBC from two drops of blood in minutes, with no reagents or routine calibration. FDA 510(k)-cleared (2019), CE-marked, Health Canada and Australia POC approved; deployed with health systems (incl. Sheba during COVID) and a Pfizer partnership. Raised ~$200M over its history (Koch Disruptive Technologies, OurCrowd, CK Hutchison/Longliv, IFC). The portable, reagent-free CBC is a strong austere/field blood-diagnostics fit for C12. Note: the company has contracted sharply (from ~300 employees to ~11–50) and is repositioning toward an 'immune-intelligence' platform — a materially changed, higher-risk profile.
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#cbc #bloodcount #pointofcare #hematology #machinevision #ai #fda #fingerstick #diagnostics

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