Femtosense is a technology company.
Strive Tech Inc. is a company based in Bothell, Washington, that specializes in developing performance monitoring systems for athletes. Founded in 2016, Strive employs patented technology that combines smart clothing with advanced predictive analytics to enhance athletic performance. The company’s proprietary algorithms and multiple sensors, integrated into compression apparel, provide athletes with precise data on muscle efficiency and workload management. This technology aims to help athletes, including those in NCAA, NFL, and MLS teams, prevent injuries and optimize their training regimens. Strive Tech delivers actionable insights through its innovative approach, allowing users to measure performance metrics more accurately than traditional methods.
OYE is a wellness app that uses mind-body practices, a daily emotional check-in tool, personalized goal setting, and mindful notifications to transform emotions into creative actions.
Lumify Care builds technology to support frontline healthcare workers.
FINESSE is Zara meets Netflix - a vertically integrated fashion house leveraging AI on big data & community feedback to predict trends, forecast demand, and optimize distribution, producing hit sell-outs every time in record time & eliminating the guesswork and overproduction inherent to fashion today. Founded straight out of Stanford, FINESSE is creating a new age data-led, sustainable fashion.
Developer of a lost and found technology platform designed to connect people with their lost items. The company's platform helps to locate items and coordinate a return as per the owner's description of the lost item and last seen details, enabling people to find their belongings.
Developer of a healthcare device designed for continuous monitoring and early detection of health issues based on urine analysis. The company's device uses mass spectroscopy-based sensors to track changes in urine over time, enabling patients and doctors with timely intervention, and potentially preventing complications or hospitalizations.
Developer of a motion analysis platform designed to transform athletic performance by using artificial intelligence to offer in-depth movement analysis. The company's platform offers kinematic analysis using proprietary deep learning models and algorithms, enabling sports clubs and organizations to analyze and improve human movement to improve performance and minimize injuries.
AmorSui specializes in the production of durable surgical gowns crafted entirely from eco-friendly fabrics. The company has developed an innovative mobile application for tracking and managing the washing of its products, which are designed to provide essential personal protective equipment (PPE) to hospitals and businesses, particularly in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. By offering sustainable alternatives to traditional PPE, AmorSui enables healthcare facilities to implement reusable solutions that can reduce average costs by 50% and decrease regulated medical waste by approximately 65%. The company's platform also incorporates data analytics to facilitate effective monitoring of the product life cycle, thereby supporting organizations in their efforts to protect employees while promoting sustainability.
OxiWear ear-wearable devices for continuous oxygen monitoring and emergency alerting to detect and prevent silent-hypoxia caused by pulmonary hypertension, high altitude & high cardio activities, and COVID-19. Oxiwear's patented, a novel ear-worn pulse oximeter is intended for use in clinical and consumer settings.
Zeit Medical specializes in the development of innovative technology for diagnosing and treating neurological injuries. Founded in 2019 by Urs Naber and Orestis Vardoulis, the company has created a headband that continuously monitors the electrical activity of the brain. This device integrates seamlessly with existing electroencephalogram (EEG) systems and facilitates automated pre-screening and annotation of extensive datasets. By identifying specific patterns in EEG readings, Zeit Medical enables physicians to detect the onset of strokes and provide precise treatment, significantly improving patient outcomes in neurological care.
Silvertree is on a mission to empower the world’s aging population. We are developing next-gen wearable technology that provides the right form of safety and connection for active older adults. Aging is a personal experience, yet aging with dignity and independence so often includes the caring involvement of family and loved ones. That is why we are designing a stylish, wrist-worn wearable that is built for safety and deeply rooted in human connection, across generations. We aim to be the consumer brand associated with vitality, style, and independence for the growing population of fifty-five million Americans ages sixty-five and beyond.
MakerSights Inc. is a product intelligence software company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in providing product development solutions for consumer brands in the retail industry. The company's platform allows brand partners to effectively gauge customer demand for upcoming products and concepts by analyzing preferences for styles, colors, and product attributes. Through predictive analysis, MakerSights helps businesses forecast product sales, track shifts in consumer behavior, and identify both popular and underrated products. This information enables brands to make informed decisions throughout the product creation process, ultimately optimizing their resources and enhancing product design based on customer insights.
Woebot Health develops digital mental health solutions aimed at making mental health support widely accessible. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company utilizes chatbot technology to provide personalized support for mood-based disorders. Its platform integrates natural language processing with established therapeutic techniques, creating engaging interactions that deliver tailored responses to users facing specific mental health challenges. This innovative approach allows individuals to access effective mental health support conveniently, fitting seamlessly into their daily lives. Woebot Health is backed by several venture capital firms, emphasizing its commitment to advancing mental health care through technology.
Operator of a clothing brand intended to redefine wellness for the queer community. The company offers a line of products and services designed for queer people that aren't found easily in mainstream stores, enabling queer and gender-fluid folks to get products and services specially designed for them at affordable prices.
Ergatta, Inc. is a Brooklyn-based company that develops and sells a digital rowing machine designed to enhance home fitness experiences. Founded in 2018, Ergatta focuses on creating engaging and competitive workouts through a unique game-based interface that personalizes the rowing experience. The company aims to make regular fitness routines more accessible and enjoyable by integrating technology and design to motivate users. By selling its products online, Ergatta seeks to provide a stimulating exercise alternative that challenges traditional methods of home workouts, appealing to a wide range of fitness enthusiasts.
Willow is a female technology company that develops an in-bra wearable breast pump. Its breast pumps are cordless and spill-proof. It also tracks milk output through a mobile application along with an online portal, enabling mothers to pump anywhere without hassle. The company was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California.
Density measures how people use space in real-time without invading privacy. Using proprietary depth sensors and deep learning algorithms, the platform accurately and anonymously counts people in real time. Organizations use Density to improve efficiency and enhance occupant experience in buildings, workplaces, and real estate. Unlike a camera, Density's platform doesn't capture personally identifiable information and is purpose-built for accurately measuring how people use physical space.
BrightInsight operates a digital health platform tailored for biopharma and medtech companies. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company provides a global regulated platform designed for building, scaling, and maintaining digital health products and services. BrightInsight's Internet of Things (IoT) platform leverages software and services to capture, transmit, and analyze data from connected medical devices, digital therapeutics, and software as a medical device. By employing a quality management system, the platform supports regulated drugs and devices, enabling customers to enhance patient adherence and engagement through integrated data and actionable insights.
Breathwrk, Inc. is a company that develops a mobile application focused on guided breathing exercises aimed at enhancing mental and physical wellness. Founded in 2019 and based in Venice, California, the Breathwrk app provides users with science-backed techniques designed to alleviate anxiety, improve sleep quality, increase energy levels, and enhance athletic performance. The application offers easy-to-follow breathing exercises that help manage stress, reduce blood pressure, and improve overall mood and focus. By promoting breath work, Breathwrk seeks to address a variety of issues, including sleep disorders, low energy, and racing thoughts, making it a valuable resource for users looking to improve their well-being.
Feel Therapeutics, based in San Francisco, is focused on transforming mental health management through its innovative digital precision medicine platform. The company has developed an emotion-sensing wristband and accompanying app that provide continuous monitoring and real-time personalized interventions for individuals experiencing anxiety and depression. This comprehensive solution includes the Feel Emotion Sensor, Feel App, Feel Therapist, and an Educational Program, all designed to leverage evidence-based behavioral techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and Positive Psychology. By integrating proprietary medical-grade wearables and advanced algorithms, Feel Therapeutics aims to deliver objective data and passive monitoring, ultimately enhancing users' mental well-being and fostering lasting positive emotional habits.
Online fitness platform intended to give users live access to trainers with various fitness options. The company's platform is driven by AI, biometric and wearable tracking technologies, offers live digital classes, one on one personal sessions, and on-demand digital consultations, features the ability to connect via text or video, provides live data and analytics, enabling users to have an immersive live experience tailored to individual personal needs.
Siren Care, Inc. is a company that specializes in wearable health technology focused on diabetic foot health. Founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, it has developed a unique diabetic foot monitoring system that includes specially designed socks made from a textile called Neurofabric. This material contains embedded microsensors that continuously monitor foot temperature, an early indicator of potential injuries that may lead to diabetic foot ulcers. By tracking temperature data, Siren's products enable users to detect signs of inflammation early, which is crucial for preventing serious complications such as amputations. The information collected by the smart socks can be monitored through an application, allowing healthcare providers to track their patients' conditions effectively. Siren Care serves both healthcare providers and patients, aiming to improve diabetic care and outcomes.
Eight Sleep is the first sleep fitness company. It leverages innovation, technology, and personal biometrics to restore individuals to their peak energy levels each morning. Backed by leading Silicon Valley investors including Khosla Ventures and Y Combinator, it was named by Fast Company in 2018 as one of the Most Innovative Companies in Consumer Electronics. It was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in New York, United States.
Augmedix, Inc. is a technology-driven company that specializes in remote medical documentation and real-time clinical support. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, Augmedix offers an application that transforms clinician-patient conversations into medical documentation, allowing healthcare providers to concentrate on patient care rather than electronic health record (EHR) data entry. The service utilizes wearable technology, including Google Glass and smartphones, to facilitate this process, enabling clinicians to review and finalize documentation seamlessly. Augmedix caters to both large healthcare organizations and individual practitioners, charging service fees for subscription to its documentation and support offerings. The company also has additional offices in Menlo Park, California, and Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Patchd Inc is a healthcare technology company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2017. The company specializes in developing a wearable device designed to predict sepsis in outpatient settings. Its wireless patch continuously collects vital sign data, enabling healthcare providers to monitor patients effectively. By employing artificial intelligence algorithms, Patchd's technology facilitates the early detection of life-threatening conditions, particularly when used by hospitals for newly admitted patients. This innovative approach aims to enhance patient care and improve outcomes in post-acute care scenarios.
Carbon38, Inc. is an e-commerce platform specializing in women's active and performance wear. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Los Angeles, the company features a proprietary label alongside a carefully curated selection of contemporary brands and exclusive collaborations. Its product range includes bodysuits, sweaters, sweatshirts, crop tops, leggings, pants, capris, and shoes, designed to blend functionality with modern fashion. By focusing on luxury active apparel from leading sportswear designers and offering a unique shopping experience, Carbon38 aims to empower women to embrace bold style choices in their active lifestyles.
Hubble is the first brand of contact lenses sold directly to consumers through an e-commerce, subscription-only model.
Weights & Biases, Inc. is a technology company founded in 2017 and based in San Francisco, California, that specializes in developing tools for machine learning practitioners. The company operates an artificial intelligence platform designed to assist users in visualizing and debugging machine learning models. Weights & Biases aims to support organizations in transforming deep learning research projects into deployed software by providing features that allow teams to track their models, visualize model performance, and automate the training and enhancement of these models. Their solutions focus on optimizing datasets and improving the overall quality of machine learning applications.
Developer of an innovative button battery technology designed to deactivate batteries following accidental ingestion. The company is commercializing this technology for global companies seeking a turnkey, low-cost alternative to the growing button battery health crisis, enabling patients with fragile skin to remain unharmed.
Kenzen, Inc. specializes in developing personal health wearables, notably the Kenzen ECHO, a wireless smart patch designed for health and performance monitoring. This innovative patch offers personalized health insights and notifications that aid in improving performance, recovery, and injury prevention. The ECHO system includes components such as disposable patch sensors, a USB charging cable, and a mobile application that provides real-time data on users' performance and health. Kenzen's technology serves various sectors, including industrial environments, where it helps monitor vital signs to prevent heat-related injuries and over-exertion. The company, founded in 2014 by Sonia Sousa and Steve Pecko, operates from San Francisco, California, and distributes its products through various channels, including resellers and retail locations.
Woebot Health develops digital mental health solutions aimed at making mental health support widely accessible. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company utilizes chatbot technology to provide personalized support for mood-based disorders. Its platform integrates natural language processing with established therapeutic techniques, creating engaging interactions that deliver tailored responses to users facing specific mental health challenges. This innovative approach allows individuals to access effective mental health support conveniently, fitting seamlessly into their daily lives. Woebot Health is backed by several venture capital firms, emphasizing its commitment to advancing mental health care through technology.
Vixiar Medical, Inc., founded in 2013 and located in Annapolis, Maryland, specializes in developing non-invasive and cost-effective medical devices for monitoring cardiopulmonary diseases. The company's flagship product, Indicor, is a handheld point-of-care device that enables healthcare professionals to monitor worsening heart failure. Vixiar's devices are designed to assess cardiac filling pressure in various settings, including homes, physician's offices, nursing homes, and hospitals. By focusing on improving clinical workflow and delivering economic value, Vixiar aims to address the significant clinical and economic burdens associated with cardiopulmonary conditions.
Unacast AS operates an online platform for connecting beacons and other proximity sensors to online marketing platforms. It offers uRETARGET, which enables to retarget customers online to bring them back to the store; uMONETIZE that monetizes data from beacons and other proximity sensors; and uNETWORK that shares anonymous subsets of data to unetwork and get subsets in return. The company was incorporated in 2014 and is based in Oslo, Norway. Unacast AS operates as a subsidiary of Unacast, Inc.
Developer of an innovative button battery technology designed to deactivate batteries following accidental ingestion. The company is commercializing this technology for global companies seeking a turnkey, low-cost alternative to the growing button battery health crisis, enabling patients with fragile skin to remain unharmed.
Kenzen, Inc. specializes in developing personal health wearables, notably the Kenzen ECHO, a wireless smart patch designed for health and performance monitoring. This innovative patch offers personalized health insights and notifications that aid in improving performance, recovery, and injury prevention. The ECHO system includes components such as disposable patch sensors, a USB charging cable, and a mobile application that provides real-time data on users' performance and health. Kenzen's technology serves various sectors, including industrial environments, where it helps monitor vital signs to prevent heat-related injuries and over-exertion. The company, founded in 2014 by Sonia Sousa and Steve Pecko, operates from San Francisco, California, and distributes its products through various channels, including resellers and retail locations.
Kenzen, Inc. specializes in developing personal health wearables, notably the Kenzen ECHO, a wireless smart patch designed for health and performance monitoring. This innovative patch offers personalized health insights and notifications that aid in improving performance, recovery, and injury prevention. The ECHO system includes components such as disposable patch sensors, a USB charging cable, and a mobile application that provides real-time data on users' performance and health. Kenzen's technology serves various sectors, including industrial environments, where it helps monitor vital signs to prevent heat-related injuries and over-exertion. The company, founded in 2014 by Sonia Sousa and Steve Pecko, operates from San Francisco, California, and distributes its products through various channels, including resellers and retail locations.
Scene Health is a mobile health company that focuses on improving patient engagement and medication adherence through innovative technology. Utilizing a smartphone application, patients can video record themselves taking their medication, which allows healthcare providers to assess adherence and interact with patients via a secure web portal. The platform is designed to support various healthcare sectors, including public health departments, clinical trials, hospitals, and managed care organizations, particularly for patients with conditions such as tuberculosis, opioid use disorder, hepatitis C, and diabetes. Scene Health offers customizable reporting to care teams, providing insights from daily video submissions to enhance patient care. The platform is multilingual, functions offline, and has been shown in an NIH-funded study by Johns Hopkins to achieve an average medication adherence rate of 94 percent among participants. Founded in 2008 and based in Baltimore, Maryland, Scene Health continues to advance its mission of empowering patients through technology.