Semaphor rebrands as Inner Logic with $11.5M seed for medical-device simulation

Tito Porras co-founded Baltimore-based Inner Logic with Johns Hopkins researchers Mathias Unberath and Axel Krieger to test devices across virtual patients.

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Inner Logic is commercializing Johns Hopkins surgical robotics research as infrastructure, betting that simulation and regulatory evidence will become core tooling for intelligent medical devices.

Illustration of Inner Logic's medical-device simulation showing a surgeon interacting with virtual patient models to test a surgical device.

Tito Porras formally introduced Inner Logic on Wednesday in a Business Wire announcement, rebranding Semaphor and pairing the new name with the formal announcement of an $11.5 million seed round.…

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