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Doctor Little
Software Development
Smart training with wearable tech for effective physio and strength training.
About us
Doctor Little is creating a digital health care system, built around you. We are a the digital clinic for MSK diseases joint and muscle pain, delivering superior member outcomes and proven claims reductions. We connect the industry’s most advanced motion technology and wearable pain relief with a complete clinical care team of physical therapists, physicians, and board-certified health coaches to help people move beyond pain and reduce surgeries and disabilities. Doctor Little connect integrates with 1 million+ in-person providers to enable earlier interventions for avoidable MSK surgeries. https://www.doctorlittle.org
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https://doctorlittle.org/
External link for Doctor Little
- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Nairobi
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2022
Locations
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Primary
Ring Road Westlands Lane, Nairobi
4th Floor
Nairobi, KE
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201 Wightman Road
London, England N8 0BB, GB
Employees at Doctor Little
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Exciting times ahead as we announce the latest cohort joining STAC! With now over 50 dynamic companies in our ecosystem, we're fostering innovation and growth like never before. A warm welcome to the newest 20 companies: Zephyrus Aerolabs Ltd. - Saurabh Kumar orchy.co - Mark Smith, Garance Locatelli bennu.ai - Jonathan Feldstein Hycean FocaliseAI - Jim Foley KONPANION - Camila Jimenez Pol, Alexandre Colle Deep Sym Ltd. - Kira Zhigalina Audio Mitto - David Blockley LU Innovations - Erin Reid Mix Innovations Ltd - Andrew Davidson MyFarmLTD - Jimmy Chu Doctor Little - Jeremiah Richard, MD, Msc KyoobitOfficial - Michael Miller ufarms.io - Ebin Elias RFiot - Dr. Jalil ur Rehman Kazim Vuabl - Blair Stirling - Akash Chopra Atypical Cosmetics - Marwa Ebrahim Lowtek Games - Alastair Low Curious Chip - Sukhvir Dhillon Thistle Rocketry - David Robertson Paul Wilson, CEO, and co-founder of STAC, shares: "STAC has evolved rapidly into what we describe as a full wrap-around accelerator, with four main pillars – scaling mentorship, space, investment, and talent acquisition." Paul Winstanley, CEO of CENSIS & chair at STAC, stated: “thebeyond is an incredible addition to Scotland’s tech ecosystem, and STAC has a number of further announcements this year which will ramp up Scotland’s overall tech offering and take it to the next level, focused on academic, industry, and government related partnerships and initiatives, and transforming Scotland into a bona fide global tech hub.” We are all excited to start the journey with this new cohort!
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The Filament STAC - Smart Things Accelerator Centre has launched its fourth cohort, with 20 companies joining Scotland’s first smart things and IoT accelerator, and more than 50 companies now in place. The 20 new companies joining STAC are: Zephyrus Labs, Orchyio, BennuAI, Hycean, FocaliseAI, KONPANION , Deep Sym Ltd., Audio Mitto, LU Innovations, Mix Innovations Ltd, MyFarm, Dr Little, Kyobit, Ufarms, RfIoT, Vuabl, Atypical, Lowtek Games, Curious Chip, and Thistle Rocketry. Paul Wilson, CEO, and co-founder of STAC, said: “STAC had evolved rapidly into what we describe as a full wrap-around accelerator, around four main pillars – scaling mentorship, space, investment and talent acquisition.” “What’s also notable”, continued Wilson, “is that with over 50 companies now at STAC, sector clusters are emerging, for example in sustainability, robotics, drones, health and wellbeing, and creative tech.” STAC has also revealed that there are 6 female founders in the new cohort, with Paul Wilson adding: “We are seeing more female founders join STAC, ideally, we can up the percentage over time but it's critical for now that we help them succeed. Unlocking the potential from inclusivity and diversity is highly strategic for STAC and we want to leverage the Stewart Report and collaborations to make maximum impact.” STAC Invest and STAC Jobs were both successfully launched in December and January. STAC Invest, which enables investment firms to engage and potentially invest with STAC companies, has attracted 30 investment firms to date and will launch an investment syndicate in 2024. STAC Jobs, set up to attract and retain Scotland’s top product design and engineering talent, with Sonos, Pivot, IOpt, and Krucial joining the platform. Also, Paul Winstanley, the CEO of CENSIS, Scotland’s innovation centre for IoT technologies, has been appointed as STAC’s Chair. Winstanley, a co-founder at STAC, had already been a board member and supported by an advisory team that includes Volvo Cars CEO Jim Rowan, and Meta’s VP of Supply Chain Sean Murphy. In January, STAC announced a partnership between the UK Government and Glasgow City Council, including significant government investment, aimed at transforming Glasgow into Europe’s largest smart things and IoT innovation hub. The partnership centres a £2.5 million private and public sector investment into a 250-desk state-of-the-art facility named “thebeyond” at Skypark Glasgow. Paul Winstanley, Chair, STAC, said: “thebeyond is an incredible addition to Scotland’s tech ecosystem, and STAC has a number of further announcements this year which will ramp up Scotland’s overall tech offering and take it to the next level, focused on academic, industry, and government related partnerships and initiatives, and transforming Scotland into a bona fide global tech hub.” [DIGIT.FYI report].