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Seamless XR

Seamless develops wearable actuator technologies and haptic platforms for stroke rehabilitation, enabling patients to engage in gamified exercises and allowing therapists to objectively assess sensory deficits. By addressing the lack of motivation in at-home rehabilitation, Seamless enhances patient compliance and improves recovery outcomes.

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Singapore, Singapore · HQ
Founded 20233200+ followers
  • Augmented & Virtual Reality
  • Hardware
  • Healthcare Technology
  • Internet of Things
  • Medical Devices
  • Wellness & Fitness Technology
Updated 2 days ago

Funding

Raised to date

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across 3 rounds

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  1. Accelerator $0
  2. Grant $0
  3. Grant $0

Founders

1 founder

Jonathan Ambrose

Soft Robotics focusing on wearables, haptic, force feedback, modular reconfigurable soft actuators

Product

Problem

Stroke patients often lack motivation for at-home rehabilitation exercises, leading to poor compliance and hindering recovery. Therapists also face challenges in objectively assessing and tracking sensory deficits, making effective sensory rehabilitation difficult to implement.

Solution

Seamless develops wearable actuator technologies and haptic platforms designed to enhance stroke rehabilitation. Their Apollo sensor glove gamifies motor rehabilitation exercises, increasing patient engagement and adherence to prescribed routines. The Artemis haptic platform enables therapists to objectively assess sensory deficits by providing quantifiable data on patient responses. By combining gamified exercises with objective sensory assessment, Seamless aims to improve patient outcomes and make rehabilitation more effective and enjoyable.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes stroke patients undergoing rehabilitation, as well as therapists and clinicians specializing in stroke recovery.

Features

  • Apollo: Sensor glove for motor rehabilitation with gamified exercises to improve patient motivation.
  • Artemis: Haptic platform for sensory rehabilitation, enabling objective assessment of sensory deficits.
  • Wearable actuator technology provides targeted stimulation and feedback during exercises.
  • Virtual reality integration enhances the rehabilitation experience and provides immersive training environments.
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