Dynofit, Inc. develops wireless wearable sensors that combine the technical sophistication, ease of use and affordability for physical and occupational therapy medical devices. Our vision is to create products that provide therapeutic benefit while engaging the patient in their own care and providing actionable insight to the care provider. The “bring your own device” use of smartphones and tablets as the data platform creates a familiar and personal user experience and decreases the cost of the system.
Location: United States, New Mexico, Los Alamos
Employees: 1-10
Founded date: 2014
Investors 2
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| 21.02.2018 | MassChallenge Texas Announces Inaugural Class of Startups | AUSTIN, TEXAS MassChallenge, a global network of zero-equity startup accelerators, today announced that 84 of the worlds highest impact, highest potential early-stage startups will come together in Austin, Texas for the not-for-profit's fir... |
| 10.09.2015 | Dallas health tech accelerator includes Google Glass, stroke treatment for aFib patients | Here’s a look at the company’s in the new class: Codedgi developed an automated coding software to help physicians understand compliance guidelines, learn new ICD10 codes, and speed up billing. It is designed for the coding of ambulatory di... |
| 26.08.2015 | Health Wildcatters adds 10 startups to its accelerator | Obaa Dallas-based Health Wildcatters has announced the next 10 startups that will take part in its health technology accelerator. The brings the total number of companies that have taken part in Health Wildcatters accelerator to 32. “We cou... |
| 02.06.2015 | Startup Health adds 12 more companies to its portfolio | New York City-based accelerator Startup Health has added 12 more companies to its program. It now has 102 startups in its portfolio. Startups that have participated in the accelerator have raised a total of $200 million so far. That’s up fr... |
| - | Dallas health tech accelerator includes Google Glass, stroke treatment for aFib patients | The Health Wildcatters accelerator’s third class of healthcare startups reflects a diverse group of entrepreneurs tackling a broad range of conditions. Among the participants include a company helping people regain control of their muscles ... |