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Ann Arbor augmented reality company SpellBound receives $1.8M grant for pediatric study
Christina York Christina York

Ann Arbor augmented reality company SpellBound receives $1.8M grant for pediatric study

SpellBound, an Ann Arbor-based augmented reality company, has received a $1.8 million fast track grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to study opioid use in pediatric cancer patients.

The study will measure the effects of SpellBound’s augmented reality scavenger hunt, ARISE, on the length of hospital stay and opioid use by pediatric cancer patients after surgery.

As patients play with ARISE, they move around their recovery space to find targets, play games, collect creatures and gather treasure as part of an underwater story.

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SpellBound named to CNBC Upstart list
Christina York Christina York

SpellBound named to CNBC Upstart list

SpellBound was named as one of the 100 companies on CNBC’s Upstart list, an original list of the brightest, most intriguing, young startups promising to become the great companies of tomorrow.

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Christina York wins 2019 GES Catalyst
Christina York Christina York

Christina York wins 2019 GES Catalyst

The Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES) uniquely gathers governments, the private sector and a powerful partner network to turn challenges into business opportunities worldwide.

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