Dream Incubator is an investment and consulting firm that specializes in the venture capital and incubator programs and is based in Tokyo, Japan. The firm prefers to invest in the information technology, internet, robotics and artificial intelligence sectors.
Dream Incubator is a strategic consulting and business development firm primarily for Japanese corporate clients and governmental institutions.
Dream Incubator has $173.3M in estimated revenue annually.
Investment
Dream Incubator's investments include Supergaming, Onco.com, Blowhorn, Little Black Book, Niramai Health Analytix, RightHand Robotics and HealthifyMe.
Their exited investments include MediciNova, Mynet Inc., Plexchat, Myra, Allied Architects, Sanwa Co Ltd, Dream Link Entertainment and Rozetta Corp.
Timeline
Funded Companies
Analytical SpaceA satellite communications company making satellites equipped with RD-laser communications technology.
AnyMind GroupAnyMind Group provides industries with a suite of technology solutions to enable businesses to drive efficiency and scale.
Singapore
HealthifyMeHealthifyMe is an India-based company.
India
PlexchatPlexchat is a Redwood City, California-based company.
Redwood City, California
RightHand RoboticsPeople
Junichi Hori
Director Founder
Takayoshi Yamakawa
President
Further reading
Documentaries, videos and podcasts
Companies
References
Dream Incubator
CompanyCompany attributes
Venture capital
Education
Financial services
TokyoVenture Capital Firm attributes
Onco.com (Netdox Health Private Limited)
Niramai Health Analytix
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