Strolll has raised $2.7M in a seed round backed by Future Planet Capital, a bet on using augmented reality to rethink how neurological rehabilitation is delivered. The company builds Digital Therapeutics software for AR glasses, designed to guide movement therapy for people with conditions like stroke or Parkinson’s disease.
The funding arrives as AR hardware matures beyond gaming, and Strolll is positioning its software to turn those headsets into clinical tools. Future Planet Capital’s involvement signals interest in health tech with a tangible patient impact, though the company hasn’t detailed how the capital will be deployed.

















