Help Parents To Take Care Of Children'S Smart Socks At Night.

It is not easy to adapt to children's life, especially in the evening.

Owlet, an American baby health care company, was developed.

On the baby's feet, help you to take care of the children in the evening.

American baby health care company

The US $15 million B round of financing, including the $1 million 500 thousand grant from the NIH:National Institutes of Health, has been granted to Owlet by US $3 million since 2015.

Investors also include new investors Trilogy Equity Partners, Amazon Alexa Fund, and existing investors Eclipse and Eniac.

Owlet will use the current round of financing to enhance the connectivity between devices, enter the retail and international distribution field, launch two new product lines and conduct a baby health study to collect infant health data.

Owlet, founded in 2013, is headquartered in Utah, USA. Its baby baby smart socks are worn to sleep. It can track heart rate, skin temperature, blood oxygen and sleep data, and then upload them to the cloud. Parents can use iOS and Android clients on smart phones, or through portal websites.

The socks are equipped with rechargeable batteries. When the electricity is low, they will alert their parents through smart phones.

The socks are also connected to an independent base station, that is, without the wireless network, the base station can act as the main warning center, so that parents do not have to rely on app to get notifications.

At present,

It has not been approved by FDA.

However, the company does not intend to replace the medical grade pulse oximeter with the product or apply it to critically ill children. It just wants to provide basic health indicators and reminders to parents when sleeping babies turn over, so that their parents can feel at ease.

In 2017, Owlet will publish connectivity health functions to enhance user data access and share permissions.

At present, the official website of the smart socks is priced at $249.99.

The kit includes a base station, an electronic device, three socks of different sizes (to meet the child's age to one year old), a user manual and a charging line.