Paragit is building unique technology to improve the quality of life for millions of patients with neurological disorders
Paragit is a Danish MedTech startup with ambitions to contribute to the digitization of the healthcare industry through innovative neurotech
Paragit was founded in 2018 on the dream of developing advanced and patient-friendly technologies to seamlessly improve the quality of life for people with Parkinson’s disease and other neurological disorders.
Founder Mohammad Filfil developed the first functioning prototype and while finishing his MSc in Electrical Engineering, he further developed the Paragit Sleeve.
In 2020, Mathias Milsø Stephensen entered Paragit as co-founder. He has a MSc in Economics and joined the goal to contribute to better care for patients and a better understanding of chronic disorders ultimately leading to a cure for disorders such as Parkinson’s disease.
In 2023, Paragit is on the verge to regulatory approval and initial commercialization.
The foundation that drives us
Paragit is a young startup company – curious, innovative, and knowing that securing reliable data is crucial in building a technology that will succeed and help patients all over the world. Our team is fueled on values of:
Innovation
Because we want to digitize the healthcare industry
Curiosity
Because we always look for new possibilities in technology
Integrity
Because we know that trust and reliable data is key in neurotech
Our team of bright minds
Meet all at Paragit and the great people backing us up
Filfil is an inventor who has been building a variety of projects, including biosensing wearables, bio-inspired robots, and X-ray machines, since the age of seven. He has held positions as Founder, Co-founder, and Hardware Lead in several startups, including Brixx wallet, Ambiee, and Ernit. Filfil has played a key role in developing Paragit's patented technologies, and has earned recognition for his contributions with several innovation awards in Scandinavia and Silicon Valley.
Mathias is an Economist by training and holds a degree in Business Management from University College London. Mathias has former experience from founding a SaaS startup focused on Big Data and machine learning to reduce waste in public utilities, the financial sector, and non-profit. Mathias keeps a sharp focus on day-to-day execution and operations.
Mauricio holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering with a focus on Integrative Neuroscience from University of Aalborg. Mauricio has formerly performed post-doc research within wearable and have a unique background to bridge the clinical and technological challenges. Mauricio is responsible for all activities related to research and data science.
We’re hiring
New skilled colleagues are important for us at Paragit and you will find any open position here or you can send us your resume at contact@paragit.com
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Additional investments from Innovation Fund Denmark and private investors
First seed round investment closed
Danish Patent and Trademark Office grants patent on the textile sensor system
First batch of the Paragit Sleeve ready for delivery
Approval from the Danish Medicines Agency to kick off clinical studies
Additional investments from Innovation Fund Denmark and private investors
Innovation Fund Denmark invests in further development and clinical validationof the Paragit Sleeve and the PD Monitor
Support from EIT Health, co-funded by the European Union
Danish Patent and Trademark Office grants patent on the impedance compensation circuit embedded in the Paragit Sleeve
First prototype of wearable technology
Award-winning MedTech startup
Paragit has won several awards that all make us proud and further fuel our technological ambitions and our dream to improve the quality of life for people with Parkinson’s disease and other neurological disorders.
Our partners and supporters
We work closely together with leading experts and key partners in developing both hardware and software. We owe them all a debt of thanks.
