Interview with three promising healthcare startups from the DayOne Accelerator | EU-Startups
Summary
Selected projects receive up to 50,000 CHF in non-dilutive funding, access to one of the leading healthcare innovation ecosystems, tailored coaching, customer contact and collaborative lab space in Basel, Switzerland. Founded in 2019, the company uses data that is gathered while playing computer games to measure cognitive functions, which for example can help to diagnose psychiatric disorders. Aurteen is based in Alberta, Canada and develops software that improves the detection, monitoring and treatment of retinopathy with preterm infants, which is the leading cause of preventable childhood blindness worldwide. Noul from South Korea works with the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute to improve the diagnosis of Malaria, a major cause of death among children in low and middle income countries. Selected projects will receive up to 50,000 CHF in non-dilutive funding, access to one of the leading healthcare innovation ecosystems, tailored coaching, customer contact and collaborative lab space in Basel, Switzerland.