The Invention Lab (CEO Jinyoung Kim), an early-stage startup investment firm and TIPS operator, announced on the 19th that it has made new and follow-on investments in three promising startups in the AI-based digital healthcare field through the 5th Digital Innovation 2030 Private Investment Fund operated by the company.
This investment focused on companies leveraging AI technology to revolutionize efficiency and accessibility in the healthcare industry. The companies targeted include Motion Labs (CEO Lee Woo-jin), Jikim Company (CEO Shin Hee-mang), and Urban Data Lab (CEO Ahn Chi-seong).
MotionLabs is a rapidly growing startup that develops AI-based, non-face-to-face treatment management and operation software for re-examination, supplying it to over 300 hospitals and clinics domestically and internationally. It is attracting attention as a solution that can simultaneously improve hospital operational efficiency and patient experience.
Jikim Company provides a pharmacy-specific management solution utilizing AI-OCR technology. Currently, approximately 600 medical institutions use its OCR service and 300 medical institutions use its accounting service. By digitizing pharmacy billing and accounting processes, Jikim Company is drastically reducing the workload on practitioners.
Urban Data Lab is developing an AI-based digital pathology platform. Recently selected for the Techstars Healthcare program, the company is collaborating with Permanente Medicine, one of the largest healthcare networks in the United States. The company is considered a company with high potential for global expansion in the precision medicine field.
“As AI technology fundamentally revolutionizes the overall healthcare structure, we have made strategic investments in startups with practical references in each field,” said Kim Min-soo, director of The Invention Lab. “We plan to actively support these companies through TIPS-linked investments, follow-up investments, and entry into overseas markets.”
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