5 Interesting Startup Deals You May Have Missed In March: Robot Recyclers, Better Pregnancy And AI For Teeth
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With the new cash, the firm is looking to build its digital platform for personalized customer self-guided content and nutrition programs and increase distribution through clinics and its practitioner community.One stat the startup likes to point to is a 50%-plus decrease in pre-term birth rates across labor-and-delivery hospital units that participated in coordinated holistic care programs between 2014 and 2019.You may have heard AI is a big thing right now. The firm led a $53.2 million Series C at a $550 million valuation for Boston-based Overjet.The startup uses AI to help interpret X-rays and review dental insurance claims huge issues that often cause friction between dentists, payers and patients, and can cut into the time allotted for care.Its platform the only dental AI platform cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, per the company can be used to detect, outline and quantify instances of oral disease with millimeter-level precision. Its AI is trained on millions of cases and continually verified.Still likely wont make anyone want to go to the dentist, but perhaps it will increase the level of attention and care.Getting more out of your workEveryone wants to give their best at work. The startup is trying to help companies unlock their team members full potential by leveraging psychology data from behavioral assessments such as DISC and Enneagram and providing personalized coaching tips to employees directly in their daily collaboration tools such as Slack and Microsoft Teams.The idea seems to be that while upskilling and training the workforce can be useful, personalized tips for team members based on who they are and how they think can also be useful.It seems to be catching on, as the company has tripled its revenue since June 2022.At a time when companies are cutting their workforce, getting the best out of everyone is more important than ever even if it comes from a Slack channel.Can I help you?We started with robots and well end with robots.Its no secret restaurants have struggled to secure enough staff post pandemic.Well, a Redwood City, California-based startup may have a solution robot waiters! In its blog announcing the round, the company says were poised to explore new frontiers, particularly in smart warehousing and supply chain automation.