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It’s a long road to the top, but these start-ups are making steps to get there.
1) Tricog:
Bangalore-based healthtech start-up Tricog Health Services has raised an undisclosed amount of series A funding from Inventus Capital Partners, Blume Ventures, and a clutch of angel investors.
Tricog partners with healthcare providers, and installs a cloud-connected electrocardiogram (ECG), which measures the rhythm of the heart to determine its health.
When a doctor takes a patient’s ECG, the information is sent via cloud to a hub with experts who can read and interpret the ECG readings. The specialist can then send the evaluation back to the patient’s caretaker via SMS and a message on the start-up’s mobile app.
Tricog also offers help interpreting ECGs via built-in algorithms and data. It can send medical professionals to a patient’s home or help transfer a patient between medical facilities.
2) Repaireasy:
Gadget and mobile phone repair start-up Repaireasy has raised $275,000 in pre-series A funding from investors in and out of India, including Morris Street Advisors and former vice-chairman of JM Morgan Stanley P Krishnamurthy.
Repaireasy will concentrate on launching 10 to 12 hubs across India.
Through the start-up’s online portal, users can get a variety of gadgets repaired, like laptops and tablets. The company also caters to corporates with services like corporate security and consultation on IT upgrades.
3) Leh Leh Sports:
Leh Leh Sports has raised an undisclosed amount of funding from Anglican Omega Network chairman Sunny Narang. Sunny invested in a personal capacity.
Run by Leh Leh 7 Entertainment Solutions, it helps amateur sports players find space, partners, and teams to play with.
It competes with Athletto, Play Your Sport, goSporto, and Playo.
This is an excerpt from Tech in Asia. You can read the full article here
This is an excerpt from Tech in Asia. You can read the full article here
