Virtual health assistant heads to USA after $1m cash injection
The Flinders University spinout has given its powerful virtual “health coach” new abilities to respond to the needs of millions of diabetes sufferers worldwide.
The latest product is being rolled out, along with a suite of new applications, with support from a $420,000 Australian Government commercialisation grant and a $600,000 investment by its first third-party partner Konica Minolta.
The SA-based company’s virtual relational agent is conducting a pilot trial of the diabetes coach in Pennsylvania ahead of a staged expansion in America.