ALTALITY, INC.
Mobile augmented reality game application for pediatric pain management and opioid reduction
- Sector
- Digital health
- Headquarters
- Ann Arbor, MI
- Founded
- 2015
- Latest Form D
- $652K, Dec 2018
- Total capital
- $4M
- Federal grants
- $3.3M
- 5 awards · 2020–2023
- Sector median 0 awards
- Private capital raised
- $652K
- 1 Form D · last Dec 2018
- 95 months since last filing
- Federal contracts
- None on recordNo federal contract awards found.
- Granted patents
- None on recordNo USPTO grants. Applications publish after 18 months.
Capital timeline
Latest events
- Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Feasibility of a dual English/Spanish mobile augmented reality pain assessment app to reduce postoperative prescription opioid use in Hispanic/Latino pediatric and adolescent cancer patients$55K
- Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase I · Feasibility of a dual English/Spanish mobile augmented reality pain assessment app to reduce postoperative prescription opioid use in Hispanic/Latino pediatric and adolescent cancer patients$256K
- Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · An augmented reality platform to reduce post-operative and chronic opioid use in pediatric cancer$913K
- Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · An augmented reality platform to reduce post-operative and chronic opioid use in pediatric cancer$1.8M
- Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · An augmented reality platform to reduce post-operative and chronic opioid use in pediatric cancer$279K
- Private capital raisedForm D · SEC · 1st filing$652K
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Founders and team
Researcher links verified by same-company patents and grants- Christina YorkResearcherExecutive Officer, DirectorLinked by $3.3M in grants as PI
- Marilyn KneppDirectorNamed in SEC Form D filings
- Marjorie KneppDirectorNamed in SEC Form D filings
- Patti GlazaDirectorNamed in SEC Form D filings
- Ted DackoDirectorNamed in SEC Form D filings
What it has protected
No granted patents are on record.
USPTO usually publishes applications 18 months after filing, so recent applications may not be visible yet. Patents assigned under a different entity name won’t match.
Checked: USPTO granted patents and published applications · Oct 23, 2026
Regulatory activity · Digital health
- New Animal Drugs; Approval of New Animal Drug Applications; Withdrawal of Approval of New Animal Drug Application; Change of SponsorFood and Drug Administration
- Medical Devices; General and Plastic Surgery Devices; Classification of the Skin Patch for Treatment of HyperhidrosisFood and Drug Administration
- Medical Devices; Anesthesiology Devices; Classification of the Monitor for Opioid Induced Impairment of OxygenationFood and Drug Administration
- Medical Devices; Orthopedic Devices; Classification of the Medial Knee Implanted Shock AbsorberFood and Drug Administration
- Medical Devices; Neurological Devices; Classification of the External Lower Extremity Nerve Stimulator for Restless Legs SyndromeFood and Drug Administration
- Medical Devices; General Hospital and Personal Use Devices; Classification of the Infant Supine Sleep SystemFood and Drug Administration
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Sources
Federal grants from SBIR/STTR, NIH, NSF and DoD records. Federal contracts from USAspending.gov. Private capital from SEC Form D. Patents from USPTO. Publications from OpenAlex. Regulatory activity from the Federal Register. Press matched on company name.
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Data freshness
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