CO-AX Accelerator welcomes four innovative healthtech companies to Sahlgrenska Science Park
CO-AX, the healthtech accelerator at Sahlgrenska Science Park, is excited to announce the addition of four pioneering new companies into its collaborative community. These new members — Blood Simplings, Medagogic, Nano Dentica, and SkillUp — are set to make a meaningful impact on global health challenges with their innovative technologies.
The companies will benefit from CO-AX's comprehensive programs designed to accelerate growth and market entry. They gain access to essential tools and extensive healthtech networks, as well as product validation and investment opportunities – on local, Nordic and international levels. All underpinned by a collaborative environment with expert advisors and a vibrant community of innovators.
Emma Hallenberg, Operations Manager for CO-AX at Sahlgrenska Science Park, says, "We're super excited to welcome these diverse and dynamic companies into CO-AX. They bring transformative ideas that positively impact lives and enhance global health."
More about the four new CO-AX companies:
Blood Simplings – Developing solution to increase success rate of blood samplings for patients with non-surface veins, i.e. children and elderly. Supports care providers at the point of care.
Medagogic – Developing pediatric emergency care training through immersive digital experience. Based on consumer-proven technologies such as virtual reality, smart assistants, video games, and cloud computing, enabling novel solutions with low technical risk. https://medagogic.com/
Nano Dentica – Produces nano and micro particles that are ideal for modern biomimetic dentistry. www.nanodentica.com
SkillUp – Virtual reality healthcare trauma simulation in emergency care setting. Focusing on hand movements. https://skillupvr.com/
Click here to see the full portfolio of CO-AX companies. CO-AX is also a founding member of HealthTech Nordic, a fast-growing community of more than 300 companies that we co-founded together with like-minded, innovation-enabling partners across the Nordic countries to provide new and better ways of giving and receiving healthcare, thus improving the lives of millions of people around the world.