bubbME.AI
bubbME.ai is an AI-powered educational game (EduGame) and Bot aimed in combating issues and problems related to gender-based violence. It aims to become the “Tamagotchi” that gives challenges, cares, and counsels women and children in acquiring knowledge and awareness towards preventing cyberbullying, phishing, financial scamming, and sexual harassment. The inspiration behind the creation of bubbME.ai is based on how the Indonesia-based team aims to impact the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and 5 (Gender Equality) in their communities.
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Chondo
Chondo is a pioneering femtech platform based in Bangladesh founded in 2021 to track pregnancy and menstrual cycles in women. Their phone application aims to provide medical consultations and educate customers about keeping their mood and symptoms in check when they experience menstruation and pregnancy. The company also offers eco-friendly menstrual products wherein they focus and imbibe their slogans: #BleedwithPride and Embrace the Rhythm of your Body.
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VIVID (Hekate)
Hekate is a Vietnamese-based company that created the AI application called VIVID or known as the Virtual Violations Detector. It aims to protect children and families from the harmful effects of unhealthy food marketing and other health-related concerns. It detects violations and performs a background check on whether companies follow existing laws and conditions concerning various consumer products. VIVID also strengthens the implementation of these, specifically towards breastfeeding and consumption of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products, and soon will expand to sugar-based products.
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Mobiva
Mobiva is a Malaysian-based company that offers mobility solutions for workforce management, disaster risk reduction, and emergency management. Their application aims to create a virtual command center that resolves pandemic and epidemic response. The Mobiva Citizen App, similar to other response measures for natural disasters, is compared to the “Waze”and “Grab” for healthcare and rescue personnel, wherein they can help solve problems related to vaccination and quarantine management. Mobiva is currently planning to further expand its operations by tapping external partners and organizations in the Southeast Asian (SEA) region, particularly in Indonesia and the Philippines.
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Momby
Momby is a mobile application that aims at assisting couples in having a fruitful and endearing partnership in their respective pregnancy and parenthood journeys. It was founded in Vietnam in 2019 by creating a personal AI assistant that allows them to access pertinent information about health and baby care, provide teleconsultation with healthcare providers and doctors (particularly obstetricians and gynecologists), and educate them on proper family planning and health management for children up to five years old. Momby also aims at combating information overload, anxiety, and depression, and direct consultations that take a long time and are pretty expensive.
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Ruangmom
Ruangmom is a reproductive healthcare ecosystem aimed at tackling issues related to sexual, reproductive, and maternal health (SMRH) that focuses on a woman’s journey from pregnancy all the way to motherhood. Their mobile application and website aim to address the problem of limited access to a single reliable source of information concerning reproductive health management. The Indonesian-based company aims to educate, empower, and encourage women to make sound decisions toward managing their financial stability while also taking care of their physical health.
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Sex-O-Phone
Sex-O-Phone is a Thai-based innovative social platform that serves as an electronic sex education consultant through machine learning and natural language processing. The 24/7 application aims to combat problems related to the rising number of teenage pregnancies in the country in recent years. It connects patients and healthcare providers towards consultation concerning sexual, reproductive, and maternal health (SMRH) and alleviates physiological and psychological problems in women’s health. They are built on the three core values of Privacy, Trust, and Professionalism.
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Dr. App
Titanium Technologies, an Information Technology (IT) and Key Performance Objective (KPO) company based in Nepal, created a medical intermediary app called Dr. App. It aims at helping users make informed health-related decisions allowing them to search, locate, and select doctors and pertinent medical institutions. The data set they provide matches their queries and concerns in terms of four different areas: medical proficiency, experience, convenience, and urgency toward addressing health-related concerns. Dr. App is part of a variety of services directed toward alleviating and improving the conditions of reproductive health awareness and education.
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