Naver has backed four health and education technology developers – Huray Positive, Ichrogene, N.Cer and SoundGym – through its D2 Startup Factory accelerator.
South Korea-headquartered internet group Naver’s startup accelerator, D2 Startup Factory (D2SF), has invested undisclosed amounts in four technology companies, Yonhap has reported.
The companies in question are South Korea-based artificial intelligence-equipped breast cancer diagnosis system developer Huray Positive, genomic data analytics technology provider Ichrogene and Alzheimer’s disease detection technology developer N.Cer, and Israel-based gamified aural training platform developer SoundGym.
Launched in 2015, D2SF has been supporting entrepreneurial projects on behalf of Naver. The scheme concentrates on investing in tech developers…
