We believe in creating intersections.
U.S. healthcare is 'sick care'
As we face an ageing population crisis -- the cost of chronic care with hospitalizations, complications, and readmissions is burdening the health system. Low staff to patient ratios and physician-nurse burnout are widely prevalent. Our mission is to build tools that save the risk and cost of health amongst the population groups where it matters most. This starts with patients diagnosed with respiratory-related illnesses to avoid preventable readmissions.
The power to prevent the 3rd leading cause of death in the U.S.
Respiratory failure caused by Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS), Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Respiratory Compromise, Sepsis, and Pneumonia are just some of the conditions we can help manage.
Fusing Hardware + AI + Software
Leadership
CEO & Co-founder
7+ years experience in design engineering, consulting, and startups. Previously worked at Shell, NHS, BBOXX and Voith Aerospace. Studied Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College London in 2015 followed by Product Design Cert. from Central Saint Martins (UAL).
CTO & Co-founder
7+ years experience in integrated circuit design, bio signal processing, and full-stack hardware and firmware. Masters of Engineering in EEE and PhD in Bio Implants from Imperial College London. Previously worked at Merrill Lynch.
Chief Scientist
PhD from Imperial College London in Radar Signal Processing with 5+ years of experience in biomedical engineering. Previously worked at Novelda AS and Twente Medical.
Chief Medical Advisor
Professor Adrian Williams graduated from University College, London, UK, and after a lectureship at The Cardiothoracic Institute, Brompton Hospital in 1975 took up an appointment at Harvard, Boston, USA, followed by an invitation to University of California (UCLA) in 1977. In 1985 Professor Williams became tenured Professor of Medicine at UCLA and co-Director of the UCLA Sleep Laboratory.
As sleep medicine gelled as a specialty, Professor Williams was one of the first to take the Board exams in 1989 to become an accredited polysomnographer and later member of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.