The final event of the Generation H 2.0 initiative took place in Kyiv, featuring 8 Ukrainian healthtech startups ready to scale and attract investment. They are creating AI assistants for doctors, biodegradable menstrual products, biotechnologies that block metastases, and devices that make venipuncture foolproof.
The final event of the Generation H 2.0 initiative took place in Kyiv, featuring 8 Ukrainian healthtech startups ready to scale and attract investment. They are creating AI assistants for doctors, biodegradable menstrual products, biotechnologies that block metastases, and devices that make venipuncture foolproof.
Generation H is a project of SET University in partnership with the Tokarev Foundation, which was launched in 2024 as a platform for the development of the healthtech ecosystem in Ukraine and has already supported 30 startups. The program has now entered phase 2.0 and focuses on startups that are entering the growth and investment readiness stages.
«Generation H is about people who see problems in healthcare and act: engineers, doctors, researchers. We are building this program together with SET University to give ideas a powerful start — a space where people with ambitious ideas can test, develop them, and bring them to the real world,» noted Sergey Tokarev, founder of the Tokarev Foundation and co-founder of SET University.
8 startups made it to the finals of the project, presenting their solutions in the Pitch Battle format:
Touch Vision won and received a $10,000 grant.
The startup is developing a portable system for rapid detection and training of visuospatial disorders. It helps patients after traumatic brain injuries, strokes, and is also used in sports medicine and military rehabilitation. In 9 minutes, the device detects up to 85% of disorders that usually go unnoticed — because 76% of clinics do not have the necessary tools.
