Smart Technology wearable device
Pain related to endometriosis
Aihie Enterprise Ltd. owner Sato Aihie is looking at the development of a smart technology wearable device to help monitor and manage the pain related to endometriosis. Women who suffer from endometriosis experience pain that is debilitating, disruptive and overwhelming. Sato Aihie has discovered a way that relieves symptoms of endometriosis. Aihie Enterprises Ltd. was founded to support her journey to product commercialisation for her invention.
Design feedback
This innovation voucher utilised the expertise of the Nimbus Gateway hardware and electronics R&D specialists to assess the proposed invention, examine recommended electronics and confirm a design worth prototyping.
Sato took an active role in design feedback and will be involved in future testing. This voucher will also explore if the proposed device potentially falls within the scope of being a medical device. Additionally, Nimbus investigated what AI can add value to the desired prototype.
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Device roadmap
“I collaborated with Nimbus to develop a product aimed at addressing endometriosis. The Enterprise Ireland innovation voucher programme provided funding for this collaboration, and I am very pleased with the progress we’ve made. I plan to seek additional funding to continue our partnership and build on the excellent work we’ve done so far.”
Sato Aihie, Founder
Aihie Enterprises Ltd. & NIMBUS Technology Gateway partnership
The research conducted has provided Aihie Enterprises Ltd. with actionable insights which will direct further research and development moving forward. The feedback received is very encouraging and will now lead to seeking further funding as the company progresses towards developing a prototype. Several potential modifications were recommended by the Nimbus team that will further improve the quality and capabilities of the product. The work carried out by Nimbus will make the product more attractive to both customers and potential investors. The company is currently shortlisted for the InterTrade Ireland Seedcorn investor readiness competition.