FIVE CYBERVIEW LIVING LAB START-UPS PITCH INNOVATIVE IDEAS TO INVESTORS

KUALA LUMPUR, July 6  -- Five homegrown start-ups, ready to meet digital demands in the new normal, pitched their innovative digital solutions to investors and venture capitalists during the Cyberview Living Lab Accelerator (CLLA) 2021 Demo Day held recently. 

In a statement, Cyberview Sdn Bhd managing director Najib Ibrahim said the company is thrilled to be able to support the start-ups as they take their business ideas to the next level through the CLLA programme in Cyberjaya.

“Educational technology, property technology and the tech-based solutions developed by the latest cohort have growing potentials in the current business environment.

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“The start-ups are on the right direction with their business ideas and we are confident that it will peak the interests of investors and VCs,” said Najib.

The company said the start-ups would have opportunities to network and connect with relevant industry experts during the five-month process mentorship, strategy formulation and consultancy, guided by Cyberview.

While they are based at a smart city collaborative space provided by Cyberview known as CoInnov8, the start-ups could also enjoy value-added services worth over RM100,000.

The participating start-ups are Roomah, LinkUp Smart Solutions, Pandai, Synapse Innovation and Move Robotic.

Roomah features a property management platform that flips vacant hotel rooms into medium-term rentals that cater to nomadic living trends among younger people.

LinkUp Smart Solutions applies Internet of things (IoT) and automation technologies to offer seamless interconnectivity in the home. 

Pandai offers a curriculum-based learning application for home-bound school students while Synapse Innovation provides predictive analytics solutions powered by machine learning and cloud technologies to boost industrial efficiencies.

Meanwhile, Move Robotic provides autonomous robot services to empower companies that are considering remote capabilities for business sustainability in the new normal.

Since its inception in 2013, Cyberview has nurtured 85 start-ups to advance their innovations through the CLLA programme, including those that pitched during this Demo Day on June 22. 

Apart from the RM158 million in investments, the programme has also managed to help start-ups generate more than RM241 million in total revenue with more than 550 jobs created to date.

-- BERNAMA