Aseem Gupta is a technology and entrepreneur. Graduated in Law from Allahabad University, India, he completed his training with majors in Computing and Management and over three decades he was involved in setting up several companies in the region. Until tragedy knocked on his door and the woman died suddenly and unexpectedly. Thus Asim became aware of how much our life expectancy depended on healthy habits and made a decision to help others and himself adopt a lifestyle that kept as healthy as possible and founded MiBo (which results from the amalgamation of the words mind and body, or body and mind), a platform betting on logic protection. “We first diagnose the health status of the individual and then offer customized solutions aimed at reversing or preventing the onset of chronic lifestyle diseases, such as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease,” sums up the entrepreneur we know during the Web Summit, the event where MiBo technology was It is considered “One of the twenty most interesting products created by startups.” A platform presented as “hyperpersonal and accessible” that aims to reduce the number of premature deaths from lifestyle, which amounts to 21 million annually.
In this area there is no shortage of solutions in the form of applications. But at MiBo, which recently set up shop in Portugal, in the Santarém district business incubator, Nersant, it is believed that they can really make a difference, by being the “first luxury digital influencer”.
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