Founder, Remarkable
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Remarkable has picked Australian and international startups for its 2024 disability technology accelerator intake, flagging AI as a theme and citing strong customer, revenue and jobs growth among last year's participants.
Remarkable, the venture arm of Cerebral Palsy Alliance, unveiled Scaler, which will take minimum stakes of A$200,000 in disability, ageing and health startups at seed-to-Series-A stage; accelerator alumnus Cephable is showcased.
Remarkable presents its 2022 accelerator cohort of eight disability-tech startups from Australia and the US at Demo Day, each having received seed funding, with a US program planned for next year alongside its sister organisation.
Remarkable's accelerator unveils seven startups in its 2021 cohort serving people with disability, including Tunisia's Cure Bionics, with Demo Day set for July and last year's intake averaging investment per startup.
The disability-focused accelerator Remarkable has taken seven startups into its fourth cohort, and its alumni include Equal Reality and HomeCare Heroes, with earlier backing from Optus noted.