Good Boost secures £500k to expand its AI aquatic rehabilitation technology
The funding round was backed by British Design Fund to accelerate product development and market reach.
Bristol-based Good Boost develops AI-powered aquatic rehabilitation technology that transforms swimming pools into therapeutic spaces for health and wellbeing.
Good Boost has secured £500k in a funding round featuring £150k from British Design Fund. The capital will be used to advance the development of the company system, which uses digital aqua paddles and artificial intelligence to measure and evaluate movement in water.
The Bristol start-up aims to turn public pools and community facilities into accessible therapeutic spaces for musculoskeletal rehabilitation and athlete conditioning. The latest investment will fund further research and development, business growth, and expansion into leisure centres, gyms, and hydrotherapy pools.
Investor perspective
"Spotting and understanding a problem and being led by end users to engineer an effective solution is at the heart of Good Boost’s technology. The team are all experts in their field and the innovative technology they have developed has significant potential to support rehabilitation on a global scale. We look forward to working closely with the company as it now seeks to scale."
Damon Bonser
CEO, British Design Fund
Use of funds
- 01Fund research and development
- 02Build out infrastructure
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Good Boost
Good Boost creates AI-driven aquatic rehabilitation and water-based exercise technology.