Seenit : the victor of Startup Battlefield at Disrupt London 2016


New companies taking an interest in the Startup Battlefield have all been hand-picked to take an interest in our exceedingly aggressive startup rivalry. They all introduced before numerous gatherings of VCs and tech pioneers serving as judges for an opportunity to win £40,000 and the pined for Disrupt Cup.

Twilight of considerations, TechCrunch editors pored over the judges' notes and limited the rundown down to six finalists: InsideDNA, LiftIgniter, Oxehealth, PhenixP2P and Seenit.

These new companies advanced toward the finale to demo before our last board of judges, which included: Judges: Barbara Belvisi (Hardware Club), Luciana Lixandru (Accel), Sean O'Sullivan (SOSV), Matthew Panzarino (TechCrunch) and Francesca Warner (Downing Ventures).

Applications for the Startup Battlefield at Disrupt NY are opening soon. It would be ideal if you look at our Startup Battlefield center point, apply and email Battlefield Editor Sam O'Keefe with any inquiries (sam@techcrunch.com).

Also, now, meet the Startup Battlefield victor of TechCrunch Disrupt London 2016.

Champ: Seenit 

Seenit helps occasion coordinators and different organizations transform their greatest fans into a film team. Seenit clients welcome their very own select gathering clients, who can utilize the Seenit application to shoot and submit video from their cell phone.

Runner-up: InsideDNA 

InsideDNA arrangements to research and pharma groups recognize the best medication focus by utilizing machine figuring out how to break down monstrous hereditary datasets and distinguish likely medication targets.

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