잼잼테라퓨틱스 builds '잼잼400', an augmented-reality game that enables children with disabilities to perform upper-limb rehabilitation exercises at home using a tablet front camera to recognize hand movements. The game, launched in May, includes a variety of hand motions designed to promote brain plasticity through rehabilitative play. A study at Catholic University found comparable rehabilitation effects to a glove-type device that costs around ten million won. The founder, who has ten years of game-development experience and a child with cerebral palsy, started the project to help more children with disabilities. The company plans to use the newly raised funds to improve its AI models, advance product technology, develop additional rehabilitation-content, conduct customer development, and recruit new users. Management has stated ambitions for continued product improvements and global expansion. JamJam Therapeutics builds AR-based rehabilitation game solutions focused on children with developmental delays. Its core product, 잼재미AR, uses machine-learning motion-recognition so users can perform rehab exercises without expensive glove-type equipment. The company ran a beta test in 2023 and positions its games to engage children who resist traditional rehabilitation. Joint research with Seoul Asan Hospital and the Catholic University found comparable therapeutic effects to high-cost glove equipment. The founding team has a combined 45 years of game-development experience and is concentrating on making engaging rehab content. JamJam plans to use new funding to accelerate product development and to raise awareness domestically and internationally. The company recently secured a seed investment of ₩300 million.

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Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Jun 2024