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ANEUVO

start up
United States - Los Angeles
  • 10/03/2026
  • Series C
  • $22,000,000

ANEUVO is a platform and therapy development company focused on treating disabling diseases and conditions that have not been curable through traditional pharmaceutical approaches.

The ANEUVO ExaStim® Stimulation System is a non-invasive neuromodulation system which has received CE Mark approval and FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for treating spinal cord injury.

ExaStim® is only cleared for use in Europe and is not commercially available in other geographies. ExaStim® is limited by United States law to investigational use.


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Yi-Kai LoFounder

Yi-Kai Lo United States - Los Angeles, California

Yi-Kai Lo, PhD, is a cutting-edge researcher, engineer, and scientist turned innovator. Driven by an entrepreneurial spirit, Dr. Lo discovered that intelligent bioelectronics could provide possible solutions for impossible problems. His unique ability to translate complex neural engineering technology into practical treatment solutions, for patients with limited treatment options, propels the newest tech being developed at ANEUVO. In 2016, he co-founded ANEUVO, a company whose mission is to develop and bring to market advanced technologies and therapies designed to help patients with diseases and injuries that have not responded to conventional medical approaches, dramatically improving their quality of life. ANEUVO will be launching the first multi-center, randomized, controlled pivotal trial, investigating a non-invasive neurostimulation therapy intended to improve and restore motor function for people with paralysis due to spinal cord injury. The study will begin enrollment in early 2023.