OREF’s Orizon venture fund is funding a wide variety of technologies in musculoskeletal world.

2 Mar 2025 · 0 min
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In this brief exchange, Tiger Buford asks whether OREF’s Orizon venture fund is investing in cutting‑edge areas such as AI, genomics, and advanced imaging, or if it sticks to more traditional approaches. The responding speaker outlines the fund’s current interests, highlighting cellular technologies, biologics, robotics, patient registries, data collection, and AI as the primary drivers of future innovation in the musculoskeletal field. They also reference a recently completed grant led by Dr. Tom Ferring of North Carolina, which is slated for imminent publication, illustrating the fund’s active support of research initiatives.

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