Startup AIDENTIS raised $200,000 in funding
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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Startup AIDENTIS raised $200,000 at a company valuation of $3,000,000. Investors included Eldar Toleshev, Most Ventures fund, and Doszhan Zhusupov. The funds will be directed toward developing a module for treating dentists and promoting the product in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. The company already uses its module for orthodontists in clinics in Kazakhstan and has signed a memorandum with the Semey Medical University. In 2025, the platform is planned to be implemented in all medical universities in the country.
AIDENTIS, a startup specializing in developing an artificial intelligence-based platform for diagnosing dental diseases, has completed an investment round, raising $200,000 from business angels. Among the investors is well-known entrepreneur Eldar Tolesh. The round took place at a company valuation of $3,000,000.
AIDENTIS creates innovative solutions for dentists, making disease diagnosis more accurate and accessible. Currently, the startup has developed a module for orthodontists that is already being used by dental clinics in Almaty, Astana, and other regions of Kazakhstan.
Additionally, AIDENTIS has signed its first memorandum with the Semey Medical University. This strategic agreement aims to train future dentists in working with AI and to integrate advanced technologies into the educational process. In 2025, the company plans to introduce its platform into the curricula of all medical universities in Kazakhstan.
The $200,000 in funding will be directed toward:
— developing a diagnostic module for general dentists
— promoting the product in the markets of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
AIDENTIS has received support from prominent industry players. One of the first to believe in the project was Doszhan Zhusupov, founder of the MedTech startup Cerebra, who, drawing on his experience in this field, recognized the team's potential. Another significant contribution came from investments by the Most Ventures fund, made during the Digital Bridge conference.
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