The investor is Martin Bråkenhielm. Mårten has a past with the Bizpart Engage / Alien Interactive startup.

“This feels great, we share the same ideas about reinforcing behaviors through better education and more motivation” says Martin to Sydsvenskan.

“I’m going in as a catalyst in the company and see that we can go global instantly when they done clinical tests.”

With the investment he becomes an active role in the startup, and joins the founders Annica Carnbring Belfrage and Richard Laurits as the core team. How much money he invests has not been disclosed.

Recently eDiabeat also won the Swedish local Venture Cup finale, and they will be competing in the national finales in Umeå later this month.

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You can read an interview with the founder Martin Bråkehielm here (in swedish).

Alien Interactive have been in the business for some time already – they have since 2001 been working with cloudbased enterprise solutions. Something that is getting “sexy” first now. Turnover last year was 6,2M kronor (€720K).

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