This startup’s app lets patients get on-demand dental advice
Toothpic, which launched in the United States in late August, lets patients take photos of their mouth and send them to a dentist who can answer questions and recommend next steps.
Toothpic, which launched in the United States in late August, lets patients take photos of their mouth and send them to a dentist who can answer questions and recommend next steps.
Vertical Venture Partners, which put an undisclosed amount of seed funding into Zipari in September 2014, led the round.
Munck Wilson Mandala Partner Greg Howison shared his perspective on some of the legal ramifications around AI, IP, connected devices and the data they generate, in response to emailed questions.
"A lot of devices for people with disabilities are very expensive — needlessly so," according to Furenexo founder Brian Goral. "We want to keep our devices affordable."
The PolicyGenius platform walks consumers through an interactive questionnaire to help determine their insurance needs, and provides quotes based on the results. It then offers side-by-side comparison shopping and online purchases.
It sees a niche for its consumer services, with back office analysis, for the emerging group of Consumer Operated and Oriented Plans, CO-OPs. These new businesses on the health insurance scene are looking for ways to retain customers.
DNA PORTRAIT from TED Blog on Vimeo. Will you one day peer through a gallery window to see a face that resembles yours and realize your hair follicle was the model? Artist Heather Dewey-Haborg collects hair shed in public spaces–maybe from the bathroom sink in a restaurant, the subway, any number of chairs–and turns them […]