Top Bronchoscopy Companies

Bronchoscopy providers should focus on raising more awareness regarding respiratory diseases to maximize their sales potential. Investing in the R&D of novel disposable bronchoscopy equipment is also a key opportunity for companies as per this global bronchoscopy market analysis.

Integration of advanced technologies and techniques to improve efficacy and efficiency of bronchoscopy procedures is the prime focus of startups. Here are some startups that could boost the adoption of bronchoscopy in the long run.

• Body Vision Medical: The 2014-founded startup develops AI-driven real-time imaging and navigation systems for bronchoscopy. The company enables pulmonologists to visualize and biopsy lung nodules with enhanced accuracy. Their platform integrates with existing bronchoscopes and uses intra-procedural imaging to improve localization, particularly in peripheral lung regions. In August 2024, the company released a new software update for its LungVision navigation and real-time imaging platform. The new release offered a wider field of view to enhance the scope of virtual bronchoscopy

• Noah Medical: The United States-based startup is known for developing the Galaxy System, a next-generation robotic-assisted bronchoscopy platform. The system is designed to improve diagnostic yield, particularly for early-stage lung cancer. The 2018-founded company is focusing on improving the accessibility of robotic bronchoscopy on a global level.

Top Player’s Company Profiles

• Olympus Corporation (Japan) 
• Boston Scientific Corporation (U.S.) 
• FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation (Japan) 
• Karl Storz SE & Co. KG (Germany) 
• Ambu A/S (Denmark) 
• Medtronic plc (Ireland) 
• HOYA Corporation (Japan) 
• Richard Wolf GmbH (Germany) 
• Cook Medical LLC (U.S.) 
• Teleflex Incorporated (U.S.) 
• Conmed Corporation (U.S.) 
• Broncus Medical Inc. (U.S.) 
• Efer Endoscopy (France) 
• Emos Technology GmbH (Germany) 
• Ethicon (Johnson & Johnson) (U.S.) 
• Advin Health Care (India)