Google accepts Daiser into its AI accelerator initiative
In exciting news for the healthcare technology sector, digital health company Daiser has been chosen to join Google's Growth Academy: AI for Health, an exclusive startup accelerator programme designed for promising health tech startups worldwide.
Founded by UK Professor Mike Trenell and US tech innovator Adam Wootton, Daiser is an AI-native platform that takes a people-first approach, focusing on personalised, scalable solutions for healthcare providers and researchers. The company's flexible 'Lego brick' system allows for the creation of custom digital tools at an affordable cost and at scale, making it a go-to platform for those looking to bring cutting-edge AI into real-world care.
Daiser's selection for the programme follows a rigorous selection process that combed Europe, the Middle East, and Africa for companies reshaping health and wellbeing with artificial intelligence. The programme will provide the Daiser team with virtual and in-person sessions on AI best practices, product design, leadership, responsible innovation, and customer growth.
Participants will also receive ongoing technical support from Google's expert teams during and after the programme. Google's Senior Startup Partner Manager and Campus Lead, Noam Feinstein, expressed excitement about Daiser's participation, noting their people-centric approach to AI in healthcare.
The Growth Academy for GovTech (EMEA) includes AI for health sectors, running a three-month program with mentoring, workshops, and product development support for qualifying startups. The programme targets Seed to Series A startups ready to scale internationally with scalable AI solutions serving government and community health needs.
While the most detailed recent program information is about Google's Growth Academy for GovTech startups in EMEA, there is no publicly available comprehensive list of past participants specific to AI for Health. However, it is likely that health AI startups have participated under the GovTech umbrella.
The future of the UK's MedTech landscape might be influenced by Labour's landslide general election victory. Regardless, the selection of Daiser for this prestigious programme marks a significant moment of lift-off for the company, recognizing the transformational potential of their work.
Daiser will join 25 other standout startups from various countries in the three-month hybrid programme, starting in May. The AI in Health Accelerator is delivered by Pioneer Group in a joint effort with Innovate UK, MRC, and AstraZeneca. As Daiser embarks on this journey, they will undoubtedly contribute to the advancement of AI in healthcare, making a real-world impact on people's lives.
[1] Google's Growth Academy for GovTech startups: https://growth.google/programs/govtech/ [2] Google's AI community centers and scholarships: https://ai.google/resources/ai-community-centers/ [3] AWS Startup Accelerator: https://aws.amazon.com/startups/accelerator/ [4] Pioneer Group: https://www.pioneergroup.co.uk/ [5] Innovate UK: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/innovate-uk [6] MRC: https://www.mrc.ac.uk/ [7] AstraZeneca: https://www.astrazeneca.com/
The Growth Academy for GovTech (EMEA) includes AI for health sectors, running a three-month program with mentoring, workshops, and product development support for qualifying startups. The programme targets Seed to Series A startups ready to scale internationally with scalable AI solutions serving government and community health needs.
While the most detailed recent program information is about Google's Growth Academy for GovTech startups in EMEA, there is no publicly available comprehensive list of past participants specific to AI for Health. However, it is likely that health AI startups have participated under the GovTech umbrella.
Additional Google AI education and ecosystem-building efforts are ongoing globally but distinct from this academy. Notable initiatives include new AI community centers and scholarships, particularly in Africa and India, designed to build AI skills. Also noted are broader AI acceleration programs such as an 8-week startup accelerator by AWS, which is separate from Google's Growth Academy.
In summary:
- The Growth Academy for GovTech (EMEA) includes AI for health sectors, running a three-month program with mentoring, workshops, and product development support for qualifying startups.
- The programme targets Seed to Series A startups ready to scale internationally with scalable AI solutions serving government and community health needs.
- There is no publicly available comprehensive list of past participants specific to AI for Health, though it is likely that health AI startups have participated under the GovTech umbrella.
- Additional Google AI education and ecosystem-building efforts are ongoing globally but distinct from this academy.
[1] As Daiser joins the Growth Academy for GovTech (EMEA), they'll leverage technology and artificial-intelligence to advance digital health, thanks to the programme's mentoring, workshops, and product development support.
[2] This opportunity, alongside other global AI education initiatives, like the AI community centers and scholarships, aim to equip startups, including Daiser, with the necessary skills to reshape health tech on a large scale, leveraging AI for real-world impact.
