BoneView
Flag possible fractures on X-rays for clinician review.
Gleamer Funding History
Gleamer develops AI software for radiology, including the BoneView fracture detection suite. RadNet acquired the company and integrated it into DeepHealth.
Company Overview
Gleamer
Paris, France
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Acquisition
up to EUR 230M (~US$269M) all cash
RadNet announced an all-cash acquisition for up to €230 million, including a payment tied to a post-closing milestone.
Source · radnet.com ↗Series B
EUR 27 million (~US$29.5M)
Gleamer planned to extend its medical imaging portfolio into CT and mammography and grow its teams in Europe and the United States.
Led by Supernova Invest.
Source · techcrunch.com ↗
Gleamer Founding Team
Christian Allouche, Alexis Ducarouge, and Dr. Nor-Eddine Regnard founded Gleamer in 2017 to bring AI into radiology.
Gleamer Products
Gleamer Company Development
BoneView Joins DeepHealth’s Radiology Business
Gleamer built its radiology business around BoneView’s fracture detection on X-rays. RadNet announced its acquisition in March 2026, bringing Gleamer into DeepHealth and placing the imaging tools within a larger radiology technology business.
Gleamer Competitive Landscape
What Gets Flagged in Radiology
Gleamer’s BoneView flags possible fractures for a clinician reviewing an X-ray. Aidoc’s clinical AI covers a broader set of acute findings and routes them into care workflows. A hospital assessing both should distinguish the exams it needs help interpreting from the pathways it needs to coordinate.
