Cappadocia-based Kodgem, a Turkish startup developing AI-powered wearable health technologies, has secured a strategic investment from Infinia at a $4.5 million valuation. With this partnership, Kodgem aims to scale production capacity up to 10× in order to meet the rising global demand for its products.
Currently receiving orders from 62 countries, Kodgem plans to channel the new investment toward strengthening its mass production infrastructure, supply chain, and quality assurance processes. The company’s vision is to make sustainable and innovative health technologies more accessible worldwide.
Infinia’s involvement reflects its strategic vision of supporting sustainable, innovative, and future-oriented technologies across sectors. Known for its strong engineering capabilities in electronics, software, and hardware, Infinia has consistently invested in projects that have the potential to transform industries. Kodgem’s AI-powered wearable health solutions now stand as a core part of that vision.
Kodgem’s flagship product, Straight+, promotes correct posture, analyzes user movement patterns, and intelligently detects long-term unhealthy postures. The company has also developed its proprietary AI model (Model-Str-211), specifically trained on posture data, and is enhancing it with new features that enable active exercise experiences.
Additionally, Kodgem is preparing to launch Clinic+, a new solution designed to provide spine health assessments (Kyphosis, Lordosis, Scoliosis) without X-rays or invasive devices, powered by AI technology. The first MVP of Clinic+ is expected to roll out soon.
Fatih Durmaz, Co-founder and CEO of Kodgem, commented:
“This investment is a key milestone in bringing our vision of AI-powered wearable health technologies to a wider audience. Through our strategic partnership with Infinia, we will scale production 10× and meet demand from 62 countries more effectively.”
This partnership marks a turning point in Kodgem’s global growth journey, reinforcing its role in shaping the future of AI-driven wearable health innovation.
