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Salus Fatigue Foundation

Tobias is a tech entrepreneur and angel investor, and sector expert on accelerator design.

LovedBy Limited

LovedBy has created a personalised education platform for adolescents managing a chronic condition. The platform changes behaviour and habits using nudge techniques creating long term health and wellbeing.

Koku Health

KOKU is an award winning platform providing self-managed health care for older adults and NHS approved preventative treatment for health and social care commissioners.

Motitech

Motitech has created Motiview, a motivational tool that stimulates people with dementia to increase physical activity using a specially adapted indoor exercise bike. Using pre-recorded video, the users can take cycle trips through familiar surroundings.

PelliTec

PelliTec have patented blister prevention technology currently used in circular pads which stick to the inside of footwear not on the skin. The technology reduces the friction which can cause blisters and will also be used in the toe and heel areas of insoles.

buddyboost

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Golf in Society

A Yorkshire-based social enterprise on a mission to improve the lives of our ageing population – by introducing them to the health and wellbeing benefits of golf. To date, they have run over 450 golf sessions for people living with dementia, stroke and Parkinson’s. They will use the accelerator to validate the session benefits, and connect with NHS services that will allow them to socially prescribe their golf sessions.

Footfalls and Heartbeats

A Nottingham-based intelligent textiles business with a patented technique to knit sensors directly into textiles. The technology can be applied to compression bandages, wound care, injury rehabilitation, baby monitoring and performance monitoring for athletes.

Exyo Design

Tobias is a tech entrepreneur and angel investor, and sector expert on accelerator design.

Selfit Medical

An Israeli startup based in Tel Aviv, focusing on solutions for the ageing population. They have developed a ‘robot therapist’ for people with brain and heart disorders. This guides individuals through a personalised physical therapy plan – projecting movement directions and combining audio prompts with the capacity to film and review.

 

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