The system is built by us from the ground up and is not available anywhere outside of our receptions.”īeginning with skin and heart issues, Neko Health is currently only available at the company’s first health center on Regeringsgatan 61 in central Stockholm.Īdditional details provided about the company indicate that the scan is completely non-invasive, requires only a few minutes to perform, and is immediately followed up by an in-person doctor’s consultation to discuss the results.Ī quote provided via Neko Health’s website, “This is how it should look at all healthcare centres in the future so that we can detect problems early and perhaps prevent a number of diseases.” - Elisabeth, age 68. Likewise, this data can be used by medical professionals to create a holistic view of patients.Īccording to the company’s website, they “combine more than 70 different sensors to capture a detailed picture of your health. According to a LinkedIn post, for the past four years, the company has been involved in an intense research and product development phase, working on a “healthcare system that can help people stay healthy through preventive measures and early detection.”Įk’s newest venture, together with Watty, an AI-powered, smart home energy usage and insights platform founder Hjalmar Nilsonne, Neko Health uses the latest advancements in AI to render a full body scan aimed at helping patients address both current and potential future health concerns. The company was unveiled yesterday in a typically Swedish way, that is, quietly. We’ll await the reaction to his new investment in Spotify later today – from artists and the financial markets alike.While the rumours have been widely circulated, it’s been officially confirmed that Spotify founder Daniel Ek is getting into the healthcare system business with his newest startup Neko Health. A €100m investment in defence tech company Helsing in 2021 sparked criticism from some artists. Since Spotify went public, Ek has become more active as an investor in other companies, co-founding a fund called Prima Materia to back European startups in areas including clean energy, AI, healthcare and public-services tech. “I believe our best days are ahead… While I’m not required to disclose these purchases because of our foreign company status, I thought it was important for shareholders to know.” So I am putting that belief into action this week by investing $50M in $SPOT,” he tweeted this morning. “I’ve always been vocal about my strong belief in Spotify and what we are building. Now CEO Daniel Ek is putting out a message about his confidence in the company’s future growth.
Spotify’s share price has fallen sharply over the last 15 months, reducing its market cap from $69.35bn in February 2021 to $20.34bn now. Tags: Daniel EK Funding Spotify Top Stories
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