Jupl partners Samsung, Cisco, Spark on new service for early-stage dementia sufferers
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Auckland-based healthcare monitoring startup Jupl, says it has successfully concluded a trial of a new service for people with early-stage dementia.
The company, co-founded by inventor and entrepreneur Sir Ray Avery, originally sought to create its own monitoring device for the elderly but has
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Jupl partners Samsung, Cisco, Spark on new service for early-stage dementia sufferers
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