SM24.ai
SM24 is focused on developing a non-invasive metabolic measurement patch and ecosystem, aiming to revolutionize body sensing technology by providing continuous, real-time data on biomarkers such as glucose, lactate, and hydration through sweat analysis. Their mission is to fuel better health and performance with simple, easy-to-use wearable technology.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Products
Disposable wearable sweat-monitoring patch
A thin, fabric-based disposable patch that samples sweat via microfluidics and measures glucose, lactate and hydration, transmitting readings wirelessly to a companion smartphone application for continuous monitoring.
Disposable wearable sweat-monitoring patch
A thin, fabric-based disposable patch that samples sweat via microfluidics and measures glucose, lactate and hydration, transmitting readings wirelessly to a companion smartphone application for continuous monitoring.
Services
Design and execution of validation and field trials of wearable sweat sensors in collaboration with research partners, sports teams and military units.
Design and execution of validation and field trials of wearable sweat sensors in collaboration with research partners, sports teams and military units.
Expertise Areas
- Wearable biosensing
- Microfluidic sensor development
- Non-invasive glucose and lactate monitoring
- Real-time physiological data streaming
Key Technologies
- Microfluidics
- Sweat-based biochemical sensing
- Wearable flexible electronics
- On-patch sensor chip integration
News & Updates
UK startup Sweati has launched its non-invasive real-time sweat monitor, a wearable patch capable of tracking glucose, lactate and hydration. Developed in collaboration with Imperial College London, the device is about the thickness of two credit cards and can fit in the palm of your hand. It uses microfluidics and chip technology to measure sweat levels, providing real-time updates every ten seconds. The device targets athletes, soldiers, diabetics, and others interested in continuous health monitoring.
Sweati is a fabric wearable device that can track glucose, lactate, and hydration via sweat analysis. It is disposable, contours to the hand, and provides continuous glucose readings. The device uses microfluidics to measure sweat in real time and transmits data wirelessly to a smartphone app. It aims to offer a non-invasive alternative for glucose monitoring, especially for diabetics, with a potential market worth around $11.4 billion by 2023.
UK startup Sweati has launched its non-invasive real-time sweat monitor, a wearable patch capable of tracking glucose, lactate and hydration. Developed in collaboration with Imperial College London, the device is about the thickness of two credit cards and can fit in the palm of your hand. It uses microfluidics and chip technology to measure sweat levels, providing real-time updates every ten seconds. The device targets athletes, soldiers, diabetics, and others interested in continuous health monitoring.
Sweati is a fabric wearable device that can track glucose, lactate, and hydration via sweat analysis. It is disposable, contours to the hand, and provides continuous glucose readings. The device uses microfluidics to measure sweat in real time and transmits data wirelessly to a smartphone app. It aims to offer a non-invasive alternative for glucose monitoring, especially for diabetics, with a potential market worth around $11.4 billion by 2023.