The company won the award for their flagship product, iBreastExam, an FDA-cleared point-of-care device for breast health exams. The portable hand-held device is meant to help community health workers provide standardized breast health exams without radiation.
A total of 74 teams applied for the 2016 HITLAB World Cup prize; Green Sun Medical won the $3,000 second prize for its tech-enabled scoliosis brace.
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