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Apollon I Ne

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What Apollon I Ne does.

Apollon I Ne is a company focused on developing needle-free continuous glucose monitoring technology. Their prototype, MOGLU®, has demonstrated accuracy comparable to leading CGMs in IRB-approved trials with MIT. The company's device uses Raman spectroscopy and targets specific wavelengths to enhance sensitivity while maintaining compactness. Apollon has received clinical validation through Clarke Error Grid analysis, where all 279 data points fell within Zone A or B. The company is headquartered in Boston, USA, and has a presence in Seoul, Korea. Founded in 2025, Apollon has built an elite advisory board ahead of its FDA De Novo program, adding a Harvard CGM leader and a BCG veteran to its team.

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