The University of British Columbia

Co-founder at Microliving Lab

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

We (Dan and Gyasi) are entrepreneurs who have traditionally worked in the medical device and high technology development spaces. Keen to develop products more accessible to consumers, and inspired by our personal experience living in small urban dwellings, we are launching a line of products designed to address some of the issues we have encountered in our own homes. Our mission is to create sustainable multi-purpose products that delight our customers and increase the functionality of their small living spaces.

Microliving Lab

Co-founder

LightIntegra Technology develops and manufactures ThromboLUX, an in vitro diagnostic device that characterizes platelet transfusions to better match platelet products to the recipient. ThromboLUX promises to improve transfusion outcomes and reduce healthcare costs. <a href="http://www.lightintegra.com">www.lightintegra.com</a>

LightIntegra Technology Inc.

VP Engineering

Canister Creative was a boutique, communication design studio that focused on brand development and graphic design for companies working in life sciences and healthcare. We used our backgrounds in the arts, sciences and engineering to give us a foundation and a broad perspective to draw upon when contributing to our client’s projects.

Canister Creative

Principal

Evasc develops new medical device technology for the treatment of vascular disease. Their mandate is to take early stage intellectual property and develop it from concept to pilot production and clinical <a href="http://evaluation.www.evasc.com">evaluation.www.evasc.com</a>

Evasc Medical Systems

Angiometrx was a medical device company developing a unique intravascular measurement catheter to aid clinicians in proper stent selection and implantation. The company and technology was acquired by Neovasc Inc.

Gyasi Bourne