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Medical doctor Vili Kostamo co-founded MedicubeX to create a self-service booth that measures vital signs in under ten minutes to screen for cardiovascular risks before they escalate. This innovation aims to ease the burden on public healthcare by allowing patients to gather their own health data prior to appointments, and the company is currently expanding its presence both in Finland and internationally.

A science reporter visited the UKSH in Kiel and tried the eHealth Station™ that is used to provide accurate data for healthcare professionals for triaging.

The smallest examination room operates without a doctor. Equipped with numerous sensors, this automated screening kiosk can help detect cardiovascular diseases at an early stage—especially in underserved regions.

An innovative Finnish health technology solution, a self-measurement station from MedicubeX, has been introduced for urgent care patients at the Hyvinkää hospital. The aim is to use the self-measurement station to streamline and even accelerate the urgent care visit process.

Tech Funding News’ reporter tried the MedicubeX eHealth Station™ at London Tech Week 2026 and wrote about their experience.

In an interview with heise online, founder and CEO Vili Kostamo discusses the company's latest projects, collaborations with German university hospitals and the different use cases the platform is intended to support.

The University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH) in Kiel is testing Germany's first emergency room self-service booth for patients to measure their own vital parameters prior to triage. By automatically transmitting data directly into the hospital information system, the technology aims to reduce manual paperwork for nurses and speed up clinical decision-making.

The University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH), Kiel Campus, has launched an innovative project using an automated self-measurement pod, the MedicubeX eHealth Station, that allows emergency department patients to measure their own vital signs for triaging.

A Finnish health technology company is stepping up efforts to expand into the NHS after launching its autonomous health screening platform in the UK and showcasing the technology to healthcare leaders at London Tech Week.

Leipzig, Germany – MedicubeX was proudly featured at the grand opening of the MITCenter (Center for Medical Innovation and Technology), a newly established subsidiary of the University Hospital Leipzig (UKL). Inaugurated on June 17, 2026, the MITCenter was created in cooperation with Leipzig University to act as a bridge between applied research, the medical industry, and everyday clinical practice.

Madrid, Spain – Out of more than 4,500 international applications, MedicubeX was selected in the top 10 finalist startups in the Health category to compete in the prestigious South Summit Startup Competition. The highlight of the event was the attendance of King Felipe VI of Spain. Out of all the finalists, the King specifically attended the presentations of only three startups, including MedicubeX.

MedicubeX and our CEO, Vili Kostamo, MD, were recently spotlighted in the Nuori Lääkäri (Young Doctor) magazine in an extensive feature titled "Young Doctors as Entrepreneurs." The article highlights our company's rapid growth, mission, and the unique clinical perspective that drives our innovation.

Medicubex Oy has won the public tender organized by Istekki Oy for the procurement of self-measurement stations. The estimated value of the procurement is 4 million euros. With this agreement MedicubeX® eHealth Stations™ will be available to Istekki's customer-owners.

Terveystalo and the Finnish health technology company MedicubeX have entered into a strategic partnership, making Terveystalo the only private healthcare provider in Finland to utilize the self-measurement stations (eHealth Station™) developed by MedicubeX.

Soite has opened a new measuring station at the Kokkola Central Hospital, where customers can measure their health status without an appointment or referral.

Das Universitätsklinikum Frankfurt will seine Herzmedizin individueller und präventiver gestalten. Dazu gibt es einen modernen CT, ein neues Zentrum und einen „Cube“, der einen durchcheckt.

Einfach und unentgeltlich können sich Besucher der Frankfurter Uniklinik ihr Risiko für Herz-Kreislauf-Erkrankungen testen lassen. Eine mobile Messstation erhebt in wenigen Minuten die nötigen Daten.

Im Foyer der Uniklinik Frankfurt steht jetzt ein „Screening Cube“: Der Automat ermöglicht einen Herz-Check ohne Arzt und ohne Termin. Per Anleitung am Bildschirm können Patientinnen und Patienten selbst EKG, Blutdruck und Sauerstoffsättigung messen.

Die Universitätsmedizin Frankfurt plant ein europaweit einzigartiges Zentrum für Präzisionsherzmedizin. Es kombiniert genetische Forschung und moderne CT-Bildgebung für eine individuelle Herzbehandlung.  Das Ziel ist es, die Universitätsmedizin Frankfurt zu einem führenden Standort der Herzmedizin in Europa zu entwickeln.