2022年12月22日

Cradlewise,一個基於矽穀嬰兒技術公司智能嬰兒床,引發了一係列的種子輪7美元為首的新的風險資本公司的步伐,其中重要的合作夥伴的CRV並遵循從現有投資者SOSV和更好的資本。其他著名的投資者參與包括卡特裏娜湖(縫合修複的創始人),傑裏米·蔡(斜體)的首席執行官和Dilip Goswani Molekule(首席技術官)。薩欽Oswal(聯合創始人Infibeam)和桑尼Vu(前不合群這套)參加了前幾輪融資。公司維護辦公室在舊金山海灣地區,加州和班加羅爾,印度。資金將用於加速公司的創新和技術路線圖和發展他們的團隊在印度招聘工程、軟件、產品和客戶成功。Cradlewise使智能嬰兒床有一個內置的嬰兒監視器,使用人工智能學習嬰兒的睡眠模式和適應不斷變化的需求。嬰兒床,搖籃和監控——都集成到一個。這是一個嬰兒的睡眠同伴從出生到24個月之久。自學床點嬰兒的第一個蘇醒的跡象,開始搖晃自動維護睡眠與舒緩的音樂。創始人庫馬拉斯和Bharath帕蒂爾發明了Cradlewise解決睡眠他們麵臨挑戰他們的第一個孩子出生的時候了。 They are inventors and have created tech that drives drones, robots, and smartphones for companies like Qualcomm and Texas Instruments. “We are so excited to be working with such well-regarded VC firms and angel investors who have a deep understanding of connected hardware and the consumer market,” said Radhika Patil, Co-Founder of Cradlewise. “We believe that Cradlewise is uniquely positioned in this competitive space as the only smart sleep product designed to impact an outcome and not just give notifications. We will continue to lead in this space by expanding the capabilities of the product in the areas of a baby’s health and safety.” Nikhil Basu Trivedi, co-founder & General Partner at Footwork joins the board of this fast-growing startup in the $136+ Billion childcare market. "Cradlewise is the only baby product in the market that uses deep tech and AI to learn the baby's sleep patterns and growth trends. With software updates that build on this rich data, a characteristic of the very best-connected hardware companies such as Nest, Peloton, Tesla, and Tonal, Cradlewise is pioneering the connected nursery," said Nikhil. “I’ve been fortunate to have watched this “Tesla of Cribs” come together from an idea to a TIME 100 product from the very early days. Radhika and Bharath are stellar entrepreneurs who are solving an incredibly important problem - using modern tech and AI to help babies sleep better & longer and help parents have a far more fulfilling time with their babies”, said Vaibhav Domkundwar of Better Capital, an early backer of breakout companies started by Indian founders including Khatabook, Teachmint, Open & others. Share this article: