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Grace

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Tracking and cooling device for women experiencing menopausal hot flushes

Overview

Grace, an offering of Astbury, is an automated tracking and cooling device for women experiencing menopausal hot flushes. The device is decorated with a geometric metal casing and an interchangeable leather strap. It is equipped with three sensors which the company claims to detect a hot flush one minute before it becomes apparent to the wearer. A cooling mechanism is then triggered on the underside of the wrist to replicate the sensation of running the wrists under cold water. The device works in integration with a companion application, compatible with both Android and iOS devices, that displays multiple parameters such as hot flush intensity and sleep quality. The company claims that the wristband offers a less invasive alternative to the menopause treatments available. The company won the Peri-Menopause Challenge category at AXA Health Tech & You Awards, 2018. As of June 2018, the product is in the development phase.

Key facts

Founded
2018

Business model

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About Grace

What does Grace do?

Grace, an offering of Astbury, is an automated tracking and cooling device for women experiencing menopausal hot flushes.

Where is Grace headquartered?

Grace is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

When was Grace founded?

Grace was founded in 2018.

Which sector is Grace in?

Grace operates in Health Technology.

Who are Grace's competitors?

Companies similar to Grace include Medical AI Network, Florence, and MySkinSelfie.