Xeed
XEED: A UPenn startup providing analytic insights for Parkinson's therapy through innovative devices.
Founded
2016XEED: A UPenn startup providing analytic insights for Parkinson's therapy through innovative devices.
Founded by students from the University of Pennsylvania, XEED is dedicated to aiding the Parkinson’s community through advanced analytic insights. The company’s core mission is to break through existing boundaries in physical therapy by leveraging innovative devices. XEED offers a range of products, including ultralight motion sensors and professional motion capture hardware, designed to provide untethered free movements and automatic drift correction. Their market focus is on healthcare providers and patients seeking effective and affordable physical therapy solutions.
XEED has garnered attention for its human-centered sensor fusion technology, which minimizes visual occlusion and enhances user experience. The startup has attracted notable investors and advisors from both the healthcare and tech industries, contributing to its rapid development and deployment. Key achievements include successful pilot programs and positive feedback from early adopters in the Parkinson’s community. Overall, XEED is making a significant impact by improving the quality of life for individuals with Parkinson’s disease through cutting-edge therapeutic devices.
Companies similar to Xeed include Exokinetics, De Oro Devices, Xenter and Proteus Motion.
Xeed was founded in 2016.
Xeed's headquarters is located in Boulder, CO, US.
Xeed's most recent funding round was for $200k (USD) in July 2016.
As of Jul 8, 2016, Xeed has disclosed funding of $200k (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Xeed has 7 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
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