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A single-piece titanium band sensing heart-rate variability, blood-oxygen levels, skin temperature, movement and sleep — on about a weekly charge.
UroSense is building a clinical-grade smart ring and app for continuous, passive urological monitoring in men — measured against your own baseline, every night, instead of what you can recall in a ten-minute appointment.
The signals that matter clinically — sleep fragmentation, heart-rate variability, night-time oxygen levels, how often you actually get up — are continuous, and a consultation can only ask about them. We measure them instead.
A single-piece titanium band sensing heart-rate variability, blood-oxygen levels, skin temperature, movement and sleep — on about a weekly charge.
Learns what is normal for you before it shows you anything, then tracks changes against that rather than against a population average.
Insight into things men tend to notice late and mention later, shareable with your clinician if and when you choose to.
Intended scope, once validated and approved:
Every figure below is linked to its primary source. None of them describes UroSense — they describe the problem we are building for.
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