Simulars
Social Training Platform for Children with ASDs
Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in October 2020 by Omer Hadar and Ido Orenshtein, Simulars operated with 1-10 employees. The company ceased operations in September 2021.
Business overview
Simulars developed a social training platform leveraging virtual reality (VR) to immerse children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) in realistic scenarios. The platform integrated expert knowledge from ASD research and treatment with gamified experiences to create customized, real-life simulations. Coupled with a monitoring app, it allowed therapists to control treatment and track progress through data analysis. Simulars aimed to serve children with ASDs in various settings, including homes, schools, and clinics, operating within the Education & Knowledge Technologies sector, specifically focusing on Digital Accessibility Solutions and Digital Healthcare.
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- When was Simulars founded?
- Simulars was founded in October 2020.
- Who are the founders of Simulars?
- The co-founders of Simulars are Omer Hadar and Ido Orenshtein.
- What is Simulars' primary product?
- Simulars developed a social training platform that uses virtual reality (VR) to expose children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) to real-life situations.
- What is the operational status of Simulars?
- Simulars ceased to operate in September 2021.
- In which accelerator program did Simulars participate?
- Simulars participated in the 8200 EISP accelerator program, graduating in March 2021.