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Our revolutionary software assists rehabilitation clinics in decreasing their reliance on therapists, thereby preventing revenue loss caused by the therapist shortage. Backed by Max-Planck-Society research, the JYMMiN software adapts music through your movement in real-time, making rehabilitation more engaging and less effortful. Using JYMMiN in rehabilitation increases motivation, decreases pain perception and evokes cognitive benefits. We are looking for business angels, family offices and micro VCs to be part of our journey. By 2032, rehabilitation clinics are projected to lose an estimated $10 billion USD due to therapist shortages. Our software addresses this by reducing clinics' reliance on therapists for patient motivation and pain perception management. Currently, we have 5 pilot projects with rehabilitation clinics. The effects of JYMMiN software have been scientifically proven in multiple studies. In addition, JYMMiN has been in more than 15 news articles, including New York Times & Handelsblatt as well as documentaries and countless scientific papers.
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