WILMINGTON – LifeGait, a startup developing motion tracking sensors that analyze walking gait to identify symptoms or changes in health, has raised roughly $200,000 in equity.
One contributed to the round, according to a recent securities filing, which kicked off on July 27.
The Wilmington-based startup is looking to raise an additional $800,000 to meet its $1 million goal.
Back in May, LifeGait raised 170,000 in equity.
Incorporated in 2015, LifeGait is a startup leveraging the Internet of Things, big data and patented gait technology to develop health and safety products.
A young athlete undergoes a “brain physical.” Sportgait photo.
It is located in the University of North Carolina Wilmington Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, and is the parent company to three entities: SportGait, SeniorGait and MedGait.
SportGait, in particular, has gained traction in recent years, raising more than $2.2 million since 2016.
It uses its concussion management platform to provide tools and resources to identify, track and monitor concussion-related symptoms.
SportGait’s concussion management system includes three products — biokinetographs, a sideline coaches app, and a parent/athlete app.
