Executive Intelligence

Ross Upton

Founder

Ross Upton is listed as a founder of Ultromics based in United Kingdom on Brel Digital’s verified company intelligence record.

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Quick Facts

  • Role Founder
  • Company Ultromics
  • Country United Kingdom
  • Industry AI in Healthcare
  • Founded 2017
  • Known For Ultromics attacks one of cardiology's costliest blind spots — up to 64% of HFpEF cases undiagnosed…
  • Status Active
  • Last Reviewed Jul 2026

Executive Summary

Ross Upton appears in Brel Digital’s verified company_founders attribution for Ultromics based in United Kingdom in the Healthcare sector. This profile records that founder relationship using sources already on file for the company. Personal biography details that are not evidenced in those sources are omitted. Company context (from the verified Ultromics profile): Oxford echocardiography AI company with FDA-cleared EchoGo platform for heart failure and cardiac amyloidosis detection from standard ultrasound Why the company matters (verified company field): Ultromics attacks one of cardiology's costliest blind spots — up to 64% of HFpEF cases undiagnosed per its July 2025 Series C release — by extracting disease signals from routine echocardiograms already performed millions of times annually, with Medicare reimbursement making hospital ROI calculable. Official company website on file: https://ultromics.com. Readers should consult that site and the Sources section for primary evidence. Brel Digital does not invent prior roles, education, funding history, or awards for founder profiles. Where additional verified public leadership pages become available, this profile should be deepened in a subsequent editorial review.

Career Timeline

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  1. 2017 Company founded

    Ultromics was founded in 2017 per the company profile source on file.

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  2. 2017 Development

    2017: Ultromics founded in Oxford by Ross Upton, PhD, spinning out of University of Oxford research with Professor Paul Leeson.

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  3. 2019 Development

    November 14, 2019: FDA 510(k) clearance for EchoGo Core strain and ejection fraction analysis.

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  4. 2025 Funding

    July 31, 2025: Ultromics raised $55 million Series C co-led by L&G, Allegis Capital, and Lightrock.

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  5. 2025 Development

    2025u20132026: EchoGo Heart Failure probability scoring and cardiac amyloidosis models expanded with Medicare reimbursement.

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Ross Upton appears in Brel Digital’s verified company_founders attribution for Ultromics based in United Kingdom in the Healthcare sector. This profile records that founder relationship using sources already on file for the company. Personal biography details that are not evidenced in those sources are omitted.

Company context (from the verified Ultromics profile): Oxford echocardiography AI company with FDA-cleared EchoGo platform for heart failure and cardiac amyloidosis detection from standard ultrasound

Why the company matters (verified company field): Ultromics attacks one of cardiology's costliest blind spots — up to 64% of HFpEF cases undiagnosed per its July 2025 Series C release — by extracting disease signals from routine echocardiograms already performed millions of times annually, with Medicare reimbursement making hospital ROI calculable.

Official company website on file: https://ultromics.com. Readers should consult that site and the Sources section for primary evidence.

Brel Digital does not invent prior roles, education, funding history, or awards for founder profiles. Where additional verified public leadership pages become available, this profile should be deepened in a subsequent editorial review.

Sources and references

This article draws on publicly available company information, official websites, filings, interviews, announcements, and other cited sources. Information may change over time.

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