Invictus acting CEO Kane to focus on sales, new products

Invictus Medical’s acting CEO Dennis Kane, who took the reins earlier this month from foundational CEO Tom Roberts, is already leading the development of a new activity sensor to integrate into its flagship GelShield device.

The device is designed as a headband to be placed around newborn baby’s heads to prevent pressure from building in the skull.

The company will be seeking regulatory approval for the product in the next year, according to a report from Xconomy.

Invictus is still seeking its 1st orders of the GelShield, which won FDA clearance in May last year, and said it has “a few potential hospital clients,” according to the report.

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