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Los Angeles Based Startup ‘iRise’ Work to Ease the Life of Disabled People Through Technologies
Industry: FinTech Funding: $332K Investors: Deutsche Bank iRise Mechanics is working on next-generation technologies, including intelligent bots, AI systems for health safety and improvement. The company has developed robotic mobility devices to help people with limb disabilities. These robotic hands run through software and help their users manage daily tasks effortlessly. The aim of iRise Mechanics is…
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Startup Of The Week – Corefactors
Corefactors has seen struggles in maintaining leads for a business, tracking the team’s progress, and accessing reports in a conventional excel sheet. While all of this led to the inefficiency of the business functioning, it also added the difficulty of juggling between various platforms. Intending to shove away the roadblocks in the way of business sales, marketing, and communication, Corefactors understood the gap. That’s how Teleduce emerged into the business as an “ Integrated CRM to empower marketing, sales, and support teams with inbuilt cloud telephony.”