Let’s set the clock a few months back. The time: March 2016. The place: London. There we find the team behind Filisia Interfaces, The Accelerator 2014 finalist and a Metavallon Network Startup, aiming to transform assistive technologies, as it is about to launch its first ever equity crowdfunding campaign. Why? The team needs to raise £150,000 in order to produce the first batch of their product Monoma, that supports the access and training of people with disabilities via interactive music making and gamified rehabilitation software modules. By the end of the campaign, the results are rather lukewarm with Filisia making just half of its goal.
