"Human body simulator" wins startup battle at TechChill

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Anatomy Next, a human body simulator that allows doctors to practice in virtual reality, were the winners of pitching contest TechChill Fifty Founders Battle on February 9, walking away with a check for 10,000 euros as a result.

“The jury was evaluating each startup from different angles, like team, market, product, traction, and of course, the pitch itself. We saw a lot of very strong companies here, but Anatomy Next had a magic formula of all of those things. The jury was impressed with the finalists of such diversity in terms of both their homebase location and represented industries,” said Egita Polanska, Head of the Jury, Chairperson of the Latvian Startup Association and representative of Startup Wise Guys.

This year, TechChill introduced a completely changed the pitch competition selection and pitching format. Half of the startups were recommended and hand-picked by the ecosystem partners, co-working hubs, accelerators from the nearby region. The other half were selected from an open application process.

"The format increased the opportunities for startups to pitch their ideas to investors and get a better chance of making an impression on possible future investors. The startups this year come from 11 countries, from Germany to Belarus, and represent a wide range of services and products," organizers said.

More information is available at techchill.co

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