"In the next five to 10 years, the old traditional VC model will be challenged. Investors are getting more sophisticated so they can start making their own investments and bypass VCs - that's one challenge. Another challenge is the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). Some of the things that we do will slowly be replaced by robotic analysts." says Ong Jeong Shing, Investment Director of Venturecraft
The MIT Hacking Medicine Robotics hackathon brought together developers and healthcare professionals in Singapore to brainstorm the use of robots for the care of the elderly. The participants of the event had a first-hand look at the uses of Segway Robot in the management of healthcare. Singapore is an ideal location to hold the hackathon as it faces an ageing population that can benefit from the use of robots as companions or for monitoring the health of the elderly. Venturecraft is proud to be one of the partners of this initiative, which was hosted by MIT and SG Innovate.
Singapore-based early stage investment firm Venturecraft has launched a S$50m ($37m) second fund targeting Asian medical tech and IT deals.
The private investment and venture capital firm Venturecraft Group has started a $50 million fund to invest in medical and infocomm technology companies that are still in their early stages.
Private investment group Venturecraft has launched its second investment fund, Venturecraft Two, a S$50 million (US$36.8 million) fund aimed at medtech startups that are looking to expand in Asia.
The private investment and venture capital firm Venturecraft Group has started a $50 million fund to invest in medical and infocomm technology companies that are still in their early stages.
Venturecraft, a Singapore-based VC investor and accelerator, has launched a new S$50 million ($37 million) investment fund aimed at early and growth stage medical technology (medtech) and internet start-ups in Asia.
SINGAPORE-based private investment group Venturecraft - which was founded last year as a one-stop shop to help Singapore companies expand into China and overseas growth markets - has launched a new S$50 million venture fund, The Business Times has learnt.
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SINGAPORE-based private investment group Venturecraft - which was founded last year as a one-stop shop to help Singapore companies expand into China and overseas growth markets - has launched a new S$50 million venture fund, The Business Times has learnt.
