FeelTect
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FeelTect develops connected-health devices for compression therapy in wound care and lymphoedema treatment. The company provides evidence-based solutions that allow healthcare providers to personalize therapy while improving patient outcomes and quality of life.
Founders & leadership
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Andrew CameronCEO, Co-FounderAndrew Cameron is CEO and co-founder of FeelTect, which develops wearable connected-health devices for compression therapy in wound care and lymphoedema treatment. He previously led technical and commercial development of compression monitoring technology at NUI Galway, served as a Commercialisation Lead at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, and held a Research Fellow position in tissue engineering; he holds a PhD in Tissue Engineering from the University of Queensland and an engineering degree with majors in Chemical and Biological Engineering.
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Prof. Garry DuffyCo-Founder
Investors · 7
Also in the syndicate · 5
Boole Investment SyndicateCAJU Venture PartnersIrrus InvestmentsMedTech SyndicateWDC
Frequently asked questions
- What does FeelTect do?
- FeelTect develops connected-health devices for compression therapy in wound care and lymphoedema treatment. The company provides evidence-based solutions that allow healthcare providers to personalize therapy while improving patient outcomes and quality of life.
- Who founded FeelTect?
- FeelTect was founded by Andrew Cameron, Darren Burke, Prof. Garry Duffy.
- Who are FeelTect's investors?
- FeelTect's investors include Qubit Health Capital, Western Development Commission.


