Limbic is a London-based company that specializes in mental healthcare technology. Founded in 2017, it develops a software development kit (SDK) that leverages machine learning to analyze heart rate data collected from wearable devices like the Apple Watch, allowing for the assessment of users' emotional states. Limbic also offers psychological therapies for adults, focusing on improving mental health through innovative solutions. Its platform supports healthcare professionals by providing tools for stress detection and facilitating clinical assessments, thereby enhancing the efficacy of psychological therapy. By combining AI technology with wearable devices, Limbic aims to address the growing challenges in mental health care and improve patient outcomes.
HealthifyMe
Series D in 2023
HealthifyMe is a fitness application designed to help users achieve their health and weight loss objectives through their computers and smartphones. Launched in 2012 by a team of doctors, nutritionists, and fitness trainers in Bangalore, India, the app allows users to track their calorie intake, monitor nutrition and fitness activities, and assess their weight to determine overall health. With features that enable users to set and work towards healthy goals, the platform also facilitates data sharing with experts, who provide personalized advice and recommendations. The application is enhanced by an artificial intelligence-powered fitness coach that leverages automated analytics, making it easier for users to receive tailored online fitness consultations and achieve their health aspirations.
Quell, Inc. is a San Francisco-based company founded in 2020 that creates an immersive fitness experience combining gaming with physical workouts. The company offers a unique fitness game where players engage in combat within a fantasy world, utilizing low-cost wearable smart resistance bands to enhance their workouts at home. Quell positions itself as a blend of traditional fitness platforms and gaming, providing an innovative approach to achieving fitness goals. To maintain ongoing engagement, Quell charges a monthly subscription fee for access to fresh content and experiences.
Flow Neuroscience
Series A in 2021
Flow Neuroscience AB is a healthcare company based in Malmö, Sweden, focused on developing innovative treatment solutions for depression. Established in 2011, the company creates a wearable device that delivers transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) to the forehead, targeting the left frontal lobe, an area often associated with reduced activity in individuals suffering from major depressive disorder (MDD). This headset is complemented by a personalized mobile application designed to encourage users to adopt healthier daily routines, such as improved sleep patterns and increased physical activity. By combining brain stimulation with behavioral therapy, Flow Neuroscience aims to provide a medication-free treatment option that is accessible and affordable, challenging the traditional pharmaceutical approaches to depression. The company aspires to make these effective treatments widely available, moving beyond the confines of specialized clinics.
HealthifyMe
Series C in 2021
HealthifyMe is a fitness application designed to help users achieve their health and weight loss objectives through their computers and smartphones. Launched in 2012 by a team of doctors, nutritionists, and fitness trainers in Bangalore, India, the app allows users to track their calorie intake, monitor nutrition and fitness activities, and assess their weight to determine overall health. With features that enable users to set and work towards healthy goals, the platform also facilitates data sharing with experts, who provide personalized advice and recommendations. The application is enhanced by an artificial intelligence-powered fitness coach that leverages automated analytics, making it easier for users to receive tailored online fitness consultations and achieve their health aspirations.
Quell, Inc. is a San Francisco-based company founded in 2020 that creates an immersive fitness experience combining gaming with physical workouts. The company offers a unique fitness game where players engage in combat within a fantasy world, utilizing low-cost wearable smart resistance bands to enhance their workouts at home. Quell positions itself as a blend of traditional fitness platforms and gaming, providing an innovative approach to achieving fitness goals. To maintain ongoing engagement, Quell charges a monthly subscription fee for access to fresh content and experiences.
Invoy is a company focused on providing personalized nutrition and wellness services through innovative monitoring medical devices. By utilizing science, data, and artificial intelligence, Invoy's technology captures real-time data on individual metabolism, allowing for tailored nutritional recommendations. The company aims to enhance individual health and weight loss goals by addressing the unique body chemistry of each person. With an emphasis on affordability, Invoy offers breath analyzers for medical applications, enabling users to effectively monitor their health and optimize their wellness journey.
Siren Care
Series B in 2020
Siren Care, Inc. is a health technology company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in wearable devices designed for diabetic health tracking, particularly through its flagship product, the Siren diabetic socks. These smart socks continuously monitor foot temperature, providing crucial data that can help detect early signs of diabetic ulcers, thereby reducing the risk of amputations. The temperature data is transmitted via an application, allowing healthcare providers to monitor patients effectively and intervene early if necessary. Siren Care aims to enhance healthcare for individuals with chronic diseases by collaborating with both providers and payers to improve patient outcomes in diabetic foot care.
Flow Neuroscience
Venture Round in 2019
Flow Neuroscience AB is a healthcare company based in Malmö, Sweden, focused on developing innovative treatment solutions for depression. Established in 2011, the company creates a wearable device that delivers transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) to the forehead, targeting the left frontal lobe, an area often associated with reduced activity in individuals suffering from major depressive disorder (MDD). This headset is complemented by a personalized mobile application designed to encourage users to adopt healthier daily routines, such as improved sleep patterns and increased physical activity. By combining brain stimulation with behavioral therapy, Flow Neuroscience aims to provide a medication-free treatment option that is accessible and affordable, challenging the traditional pharmaceutical approaches to depression. The company aspires to make these effective treatments widely available, moving beyond the confines of specialized clinics.
Tempo designs and develops a home fitness platform with personal guidance to help users in their training sessions. It features live elite trainers who can help users when they make mistakes. It has built-in three-dimensional sensors that track form, counts reps, and recommend weights. It helps users to improve in real-time. Powered by 3D motion sensors and AI, it analyzes 25 of the body’s essential joints as users work out and gives understood form feedback. Moawia Eldeeb and Joshua Augustin founded it as Pivot in 2015, with its headquarters in San Francisco in California.
Siren Care
Series A in 2018
Siren Care, Inc. is a health technology company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in wearable devices designed for diabetic health tracking, particularly through its flagship product, the Siren diabetic socks. These smart socks continuously monitor foot temperature, providing crucial data that can help detect early signs of diabetic ulcers, thereby reducing the risk of amputations. The temperature data is transmitted via an application, allowing healthcare providers to monitor patients effectively and intervene early if necessary. Siren Care aims to enhance healthcare for individuals with chronic diseases by collaborating with both providers and payers to improve patient outcomes in diabetic foot care.
Higia Technologies, founded in 2016 and based in Mexico City, develops EVA, a wearable device aimed at assessing breast cancer risk. This non-invasive device features tactile sensors that map the breast's surface and surrounding areas, enabling women to monitor changes in breast temperature, size, and weight. Equipped with biosensors, EVA continuously tracks relevant information, providing users with accessible tools for breast health management.
Siren Care
Seed Round in 2018
Siren Care, Inc. is a health technology company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in wearable devices designed for diabetic health tracking, particularly through its flagship product, the Siren diabetic socks. These smart socks continuously monitor foot temperature, providing crucial data that can help detect early signs of diabetic ulcers, thereby reducing the risk of amputations. The temperature data is transmitted via an application, allowing healthcare providers to monitor patients effectively and intervene early if necessary. Siren Care aims to enhance healthcare for individuals with chronic diseases by collaborating with both providers and payers to improve patient outcomes in diabetic foot care.
Flow Neuroscience
Seed Round in 2018
Flow Neuroscience AB is a healthcare company based in Malmö, Sweden, focused on developing innovative treatment solutions for depression. Established in 2011, the company creates a wearable device that delivers transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) to the forehead, targeting the left frontal lobe, an area often associated with reduced activity in individuals suffering from major depressive disorder (MDD). This headset is complemented by a personalized mobile application designed to encourage users to adopt healthier daily routines, such as improved sleep patterns and increased physical activity. By combining brain stimulation with behavioral therapy, Flow Neuroscience aims to provide a medication-free treatment option that is accessible and affordable, challenging the traditional pharmaceutical approaches to depression. The company aspires to make these effective treatments widely available, moving beyond the confines of specialized clinics.
Thync was born out of a fascination with how neuroscience can impact daily life by experts in the fields of neurobiology, neuroscience and consumer electronics. We create wearable technology that uses neurosignaling to shift your state of mind. Our technology induces on-demand shifts such as energy, calm or focus
SolidEnergy Systems Corp. develops and manufactures rechargeable lithium metal batteries primarily for applications in drones, wearables, smartphones, and electric vehicles. Founded in 2012 and based in Woburn, Massachusetts, the company focuses on producing high-performance lithium metal batteries and supplying essential materials, such as anodes and electrolytes, to major lithium-ion cell manufacturers. These materials can be integrated into existing manufacturing processes, allowing for scalability without significant infrastructure investments. SolidEnergy's pilot-scale production caters to prototype demonstrations and specialized aerospace markets, while its future growth is aimed at mainstream sectors like consumer electronics and electric vehicles. Additionally, the company is involved in developing AI-powered safety algorithms and recycling solutions, positioning itself as an integrated battery manufacturer with a commitment to innovation and sustainability.
Tempo designs and develops a home fitness platform with personal guidance to help users in their training sessions. It features live elite trainers who can help users when they make mistakes. It has built-in three-dimensional sensors that track form, counts reps, and recommend weights. It helps users to improve in real-time. Powered by 3D motion sensors and AI, it analyzes 25 of the body’s essential joints as users work out and gives understood form feedback. Moawia Eldeeb and Joshua Augustin founded it as Pivot in 2015, with its headquarters in San Francisco in California.
Misfit Wearables
Series C in 2014
Misfit is focused on developing great wearable products: things that people would want to wear all the time for a long time. A pioneer in the emerging world of wearable sensor technology, the company is making products and services in the consumer health and fitness space to inspire people to be more active and develop healthy habits. Misfit’s first product is the Shine, an elegant personal activity tracker that can instantly sync with a smartphone just by placing the device on the screen. Misfit was founded in 2011 and headquartered in Burlingame, California.
Thync was born out of a fascination with how neuroscience can impact daily life by experts in the fields of neurobiology, neuroscience and consumer electronics. We create wearable technology that uses neurosignaling to shift your state of mind. Our technology induces on-demand shifts such as energy, calm or focus
Narrative
Series B in 2014
Narrative is an innovative market leader in wearable cameras and intelligent image analysis. The Narrative Clip is an automatic, stamp-sized camera that the user clips on to her clothes to capture photos and location data without conscious interaction. Narrative’s image analysis service analyzes the photos and data and serves the user with her most meaningful and memorable moments in a mobile app photo stream. Narrative was founded by Martin Källström, Oskar Kalmaru, Björn Wesén and Simon Pantzare, Sebastian Björkelid March 1, 2012. It is headquartered in Linköping, Sweden, with additional offices in Sweden (Stockholm and Lund) and the United States (San Francisco). As of April 2014, the company has 45 employees.
Theatro is a software company that specializes in developing business applications designed for wearable computing devices aimed at enhancing the productivity and communication of the indoor mobile workforce. Initially focusing on the retail and hospitality sectors, Theatro provides a suite of solutions that includes cloud services, wearable computers, and analytics tools. These offerings enable real-time management and information dissemination for employees in fast-paced environments. Theatro's platform utilizes artificial intelligence and voice-controlled technology to facilitate efficient communication and operational management in brick-and-mortar businesses, thereby optimizing employee performance and sales operations. The company, founded in 2011, is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with an additional office in Bengaluru, India.
Misfit Wearables
Series B in 2013
Misfit is focused on developing great wearable products: things that people would want to wear all the time for a long time. A pioneer in the emerging world of wearable sensor technology, the company is making products and services in the consumer health and fitness space to inspire people to be more active and develop healthy habits. Misfit’s first product is the Shine, an elegant personal activity tracker that can instantly sync with a smartphone just by placing the device on the screen. Misfit was founded in 2011 and headquartered in Burlingame, California.
Jawbone
Private Equity Round in 2013
Jawbone is a company specializing in personal technology, focusing on creating comfortable, usable, and aesthetically pleasing devices. Its flagship product, the Jawbone Bluetooth headset, is renowned for its exceptional sound quality, enhanced by NoiseAssassin technology, which was initially developed for military applications to eliminate background noise and ensure clear communication. In addition to audio products, Jawbone has ventured into the health and fitness sector by developing biometric wearable devices. These devices are designed to monitor daily activities, sleep patterns, and eating habits, helping users lead healthier lives. The UP Platform, an open API associated with these fitness trackers, allows users to track their fitness levels and make informed health choices.
Misfit Wearables
Series A in 2012
Misfit is focused on developing great wearable products: things that people would want to wear all the time for a long time. A pioneer in the emerging world of wearable sensor technology, the company is making products and services in the consumer health and fitness space to inspire people to be more active and develop healthy habits. Misfit’s first product is the Shine, an elegant personal activity tracker that can instantly sync with a smartphone just by placing the device on the screen. Misfit was founded in 2011 and headquartered in Burlingame, California.
Matrix Industries
Seed Round in 2011
Matrix Industries, Inc. is a company based in Menlo Park, California, founded in 2011, that specializes in manufacturing thermoelectric products designed for energy harvesting. Its flagship product, the MATRIX PowerWatch, is a smartwatch that utilizes body heat to function without the need for charging, while also tracking calories burned, activity levels, and sleep patterns. In addition to smartwatches, the company offers a beverage chiller known as Juno and provides various kits and components, including energy harvesting boost converters and thermoelectric energy harvesters. Matrix Industries distributes its products through a network of distributors, focusing on innovative solutions to enhance battery life and energy efficiency.
Jawbone is a company specializing in personal technology, focusing on creating comfortable, usable, and aesthetically pleasing devices. Its flagship product, the Jawbone Bluetooth headset, is renowned for its exceptional sound quality, enhanced by NoiseAssassin technology, which was initially developed for military applications to eliminate background noise and ensure clear communication. In addition to audio products, Jawbone has ventured into the health and fitness sector by developing biometric wearable devices. These devices are designed to monitor daily activities, sleep patterns, and eating habits, helping users lead healthier lives. The UP Platform, an open API associated with these fitness trackers, allows users to track their fitness levels and make informed health choices.
Jawbone is a company specializing in personal technology, focusing on creating comfortable, usable, and aesthetically pleasing devices. Its flagship product, the Jawbone Bluetooth headset, is renowned for its exceptional sound quality, enhanced by NoiseAssassin technology, which was initially developed for military applications to eliminate background noise and ensure clear communication. In addition to audio products, Jawbone has ventured into the health and fitness sector by developing biometric wearable devices. These devices are designed to monitor daily activities, sleep patterns, and eating habits, helping users lead healthier lives. The UP Platform, an open API associated with these fitness trackers, allows users to track their fitness levels and make informed health choices.