SBIR-STTR Award

Non-invasive pregnancy tracker for continuous monitoring
Award last edited on: 1/12/2022

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : AF
Total Award Amount
$799,567
Award Phase
2
Solicitation Topic Code
J201-CSO1
Principal Investigator
Eric Dy

Company Information

Bloomlife Inc

1931 McAllister Street Unit D
San Francisco, CA 94115
   (415) 215-4251
   hello@bloomlife.com
   www.bloomlife.com
Location: Single
Congr. District: 12
County: San Francisco

Phase I

Contract Number: FA8649-20-P-0568
Start Date: 3/9/2020    Completed: 6/9/2020
Phase I year
2020
Phase I Amount
$49,720
Bloomlife is a women’s health company that conducts medical research to address underserved global challenges in maternal health and creates consumer products that help expectant mothers track and understand progressions in their pregnancy journeys. The company has developed the Bloomlife Pregnancy Tracker that makes contraction tracking easy by not requiring manual calculation. The tracker allows mothers to view, count, and time their contractions through an automatic hands-free monitor that discreetly adheres to the abdomen non-invasively with a gentle patch that can be worn anytime for any duration. The monitor connects via Bluetooth with the Bloomlife Pregnancy Tracker app, which mothers can download on their iOS or Android devices to immediately start obtaining contraction data from the tracker. Once the mother is wearing the tracker, a recording session can be started and she can view feedback on her contractions in real-time on her app. Contraction activity is detailed in data such as graphs marked with durations and times of the day that contractions occur, as well as pattern information, including 1-hour contraction pattern bars and statistics that present average frequencies and durations. Because the tracker is 100% passive, it does not transmit energy into the body, nor does it use ultrasound.

Phase II

Contract Number: FA8649-21-P-0822
Start Date: 3/8/2021    Completed: 6/15/2022
Phase II year
2021
Phase II Amount
$749,847
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