Freyya, Inc.
Developer of an intra-vaginal wearable system for pelvic floor rehabilitation that measures pelvic muscle force and intra-abdominal pressure, transmits data wirelessly to a smart device, and provides real-time biofeedback for patients and remote monitoring by healthcare providers. The company emphasizes ambulatory monitoring during daily activities and exercise, clinical evaluation, and integration with telehealth workflows.
Industries
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Products
Intra-vaginal wearable for pelvic floor biofeedback
A tampon-like intra-vaginal wearable device that measures pelvic muscle force and intra-abdominal pressure and streams data wirelessly to a mobile device for real-time biofeedback and passive monitoring.
Intra-vaginal wearable for pelvic floor biofeedback
A tampon-like intra-vaginal wearable device that measures pelvic muscle force and intra-abdominal pressure and streams data wirelessly to a mobile device for real-time biofeedback and passive monitoring.
Services
Telehealth-enabled data sharing and remote tracking to support clinician oversight of pelvic floor rehabilitation.
Partnerships with clinical sites and execution of clinical studies to validate device performance and clinical impact.
Telehealth-enabled data sharing and remote tracking to support clinician oversight of pelvic floor rehabilitation.
Partnerships with clinical sites and execution of clinical studies to validate device performance and clinical impact.
Expertise Areas
- Pelvic floor monitoring and rehabilitation
- Remote patient monitoring and telehealth
- Medical device design and ergonomic sensor development
- Clinical study design and execution
Key Technologies
- Intra-vaginal pressure sensors
- Pelvic muscle force sensors
- Wireless telemetry to mobile devices
- Mobile app real-time biofeedback
News & Updates
Company presented at BioUtah summit as one of selected life sciences companies.
Company participated in Altitude Lab Demo Day 25 for life sciences and healthcare.
News coverage noting development of a device to help women with pelvic floor disorders.
CEO interviewed about development of a wearable for pelvic floor health.
Awarded an SBIR Phase I grant to design sensors and evaluate ergonomic design.
Raised pre-seed funding led by an angel investor group to advance development and commercialization.
Company presented at BioUtah summit as one of selected life sciences companies.
Company participated in Altitude Lab Demo Day 25 for life sciences and healthcare.
News coverage noting development of a device to help women with pelvic floor disorders.
CEO interviewed about development of a wearable for pelvic floor health.
Awarded an SBIR Phase I grant to design sensors and evaluate ergonomic design.
Raised pre-seed funding led by an angel investor group to advance development and commercialization.