Sequence Ventures

Alive is building a globally leading decentralized artificial intelligence platform supported by a global community of developers, individuals, economists and technologists.The Alive Foundation is a steward, and will support and grow the Alive community until it becomes self-sufficient. Time51 Labs helped launch Alive, and currently serve as advisors to the Foundation and operators.

Rology operates a teleradiology platform that connects hospitals with radiologists to reduce reporting latency. Founded in 2017 and based in Cairo, it addresses radiologist shortages by remotely matching hospitals with radiologists according to availability and subspecialty, supported by an FDA-cleared AI-assisted toolkit and an AI-powered DICOM reader. The platform integrates with hospital information systems, offers a network of subspecialized radiologists, and utilizes multiple AI models to improve accuracy, speed, and capacity while lowering operational costs. The company serves healthcare providers in the Middle East and Africa, enabling faster reporting and broader access to high-quality radiology interpretation.

AIM Technologies is an artificial intelligence startup focused on developing AI-powered natural language processing applications. The company offers an end-to-end automated customer research tool that utilizes multi-lingual text analytics to help marketers and advertisers gain accurate insights. AIM Technologies' platform enables clients to understand customer feedback and engage with consumers through a human-like chatbot. This approach allows businesses to make informed decisions, plan effective strategies, execute product launches and marketing campaigns, and manage crises more efficiently. By harnessing the power of AI, AIM Technologies provides real-time recommendations, empowering clients to uncover critical data needed for successful campaign execution.

Rology operates a teleradiology platform that connects hospitals with radiologists to reduce reporting latency. Founded in 2017 and based in Cairo, it addresses radiologist shortages by remotely matching hospitals with radiologists according to availability and subspecialty, supported by an FDA-cleared AI-assisted toolkit and an AI-powered DICOM reader. The platform integrates with hospital information systems, offers a network of subspecialized radiologists, and utilizes multiple AI models to improve accuracy, speed, and capacity while lowering operational costs. The company serves healthcare providers in the Middle East and Africa, enabling faster reporting and broader access to high-quality radiology interpretation.