Ultrahuman acquires Vio Healthtech to launch an improved cycle and ovulation monitoring

Smart rings manufacturer Ultrahuman acquire a female health technology company Vio Healthtech To launch advanced cycle and ovulation follow -up, the company announced on Friday. The financial conditions of the agreement have not been disclosed.

Thanks to the acquisition, the company is launching a new plug-in for the ultrahuman ring called “cycle and ovulation pro”. The plug-in will allow users to accurately follow their cycles, obtain fertility planning support with ovulation confirmation and detect models such as early or late ovulation. The plug-in also allows users to record moods, symptoms, etc. To discover long-term well-being trends.

The cycle and ovulation PRO use a temperature detection algorithm developed at the origin for the fertility monitors of OVUSSENSE of VIO. The technology has been developed over 15 years and trained on a set of data of more than 260,000 cycles collected with medical quality sensors, Ultrahuman notes.

With the Ultrahuman Air cycle, technology allows cycle tracking via the finger to allow personalized information that adapts over time and better understanding of user cycles.

“Most menstrual follow -up platforms are designed for women with regular 28 -day cycles,” Ultrahuman wrote in a press release. “In reality, the majority have various cycle models – and those who have conditions such as non -sausage, sopk, endometriosis or thyroid disorders often do not obtain a precise or favorable experience. Vio’s ultrahuman acquisition is designed for them. ”

Ultrahuman notes that the existing cycle and ovulation sidewalk, which offers fundamental monitoring tools and calendar predictions, will remain available.

“Portable devices will shape the future of health,” said Rob Milnes, CEO of Vio Healthtech, in a press release. “We are delighted to be able to provide information on the health of women to a much wider audience via the Ring Air Ultrahuman.”

Cycle and ovulation pro is available from Friday as a premium electric tractor in the ultrahuman application for $ 3.99 per month or $ 39.99 per year for users in the United States, the United Kingdom, EU, Australia and Canada. The company plans to publish it in more regions in the future.

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