Company name: EyeNetra Inc.
Industry: Medical device and software.
Location: Somerville, Massachusetts.
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Solution: A clip-on eye piece called Netra-G attaches to a mobile phone to provide a corrective prescription for glasses. The device can detect myopia, astigmatism and other eye conditions. The first tool is part of a cloud-based platform.
Money raised: $1 million (seeking another $200,000).
How it will be used: Company president declined to comment.
Investors: Unknown.
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Management team: David Schafran, president; Ramesh Rashkar, co-founder and associate professor, MIT Media Lab.
Market size: $75 billion, according to EyeNetra.
Competitors: Unknown.
