Leipzig, Germany
JYMMiN, a spin-off of Max-Planck, is addressing a significant gap in the rehabilitation sector with its innovative 'music-adapting-to-movement' neuro-hacking software. As therapist shortages threaten to cause an estimated $10 billion USD revenue loss in rehabilitation clinics by 2032, JYMMiN offers a cutting-edge solution that reduces the industry’s reliance on human therapists, directly tackling this challenge.
Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Germany, JYMMiN leverages research from the Max-Planck-Society to make rehabilitation more engaging by adapting music in real-time to a patient's movements. This technology not only boosts motivation but also alleviates pain perception and enhances cognitive recovery, as validated by multiple scientific studies and media coverage including New York Times and Handelsblatt.
With successful implementation in 5 pilot projects so far, JYMMiN is actively seeking investments from business angels, family offices, and micro VCs to expand its impact and client base.
