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CUTISS is a Swiss biotech developing personalized dermo-epidermal skin grafts from patient cells for large skin defect treatment; denovoSkin product reduces reliance on painful autografts; raised CHF 30M+ in funding;
CUTISS is a Swiss clinical-stage biotechnology company founded in 2017 as a spin-off from the University Children's Hospital Zurich, focused on developing personalized bioengineered skin grafts for patients with large skin defects caused by severe burns, rare congenital skin diseases, and traumatic wounds. The company's lead product, denovoSkin, is a dermo-epidermal skin graft manufactured by combining a small biopsy of a patient's own skin cells with a proprietary hydrogel scaffold — which is then cultured to grow a full-thickness skin equivalent containing both the dermis (dermal layer) and epidermis (outer layer). Because the graft uses the patient's own cells, it avoids immune rejection without the need for immunosuppression.
Pioneer of implantable BCIs with 12+ active human patients as of Sep 2025; raised $650M Series E in Apr 2026 led by ARK Invest and Sequoia at a ~$14.9B valuation; mass production underway.
Neuralink is a neurotechnology company founded in 2016 by Elon Musk and a team of neuroscientists and engineers, developing implantable brain-computer interface devices that enable individuals with paralysis to control digital devices directly with their thoughts. The company's first commercial product, the N1 implant, is a coin-sized device containing 1,024 electrodes that is surgically placed in the motor cortex. As of September 2025, twelve patients worldwide had received the N1 implant and were actively using it to control computers, smartphones, and robotic arms with neural signals alone.
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