• Visualfy

  Led · Equity · Dec 2017

  Visualfy develops accessibility solutions for people with hearing loss, including a Deaf Smart Space (DSS) device and the Visualfy app (launched in 2013). In recent years it created Visualfy Home for household sound recognition and Visualfy Places to adapt public spaces; the company will focus on Visualfy Places in 2021. It has commercial clients across the public and private sector, including the Comunidad de Madrid, Generalitat Valenciana, Grupo sanitario Ribera Salud, Ayuntamiento de Málaga, Cruz Roja and Ayuntamiento de Valencia. Visualfy is participada por Ship2B e Inelcom and was founded by Manel Alcaide and Ángel Albiach. The company signed a commercial agreement with Telefónica via Wayra to include Visualfy Places in Telefónica's B2B portfolio and accelerate market penetration. The freshly raised funds will be used to consolidate national expansion of Visualfy Places. Visualfy is a technology company that offers solutions for people with hearing loss, including a Deaf Smart Space (DSS) device that translates environmental sounds into notifications sent to a smartphone. The company also launched the Visualfy app in 2013, which provides visual alerts for phone, tablet and other device notifications. Founded by Manel Alcaide and Ángel Albiach, Visualfy operates in the medical instruments/apparatus sector and is based in Valencia. It participated in the Tech4Health acceleration/investment platform, where B-Fund (managed by Ship2B) approved an investment. The company planned to use the funds raised to develop and commercialize the DSS device in the early months of 2018. Visualfy is a technology company that builds solutions for people with hearing loss. Its platform captures ambient sound and notifications from mobile devices and adapts them into visual and sensory signals. The product set also includes video messages in sign language. Visualfy was accelerated in Tech4Social and has received investment from B‑Fund. The company secured a €1,343,900 award through the European Horizon 2020 program to improve quality of life for people with hearing loss.

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