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Baadoom's pitch
Monday, Sept. 16, 2019 · 4:21 p.m. · 10m 34s
Baadoom is a project for predicting neonatal apnea (SID) using Artificial Intelligence and IoT. We plan to use a smart wearable gadget designed for monitoring vital signs in infants to collect the data required for analysis of health-related issues in infants of 6-18 months old.
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oh i had i everybody i'm marion cofounder by to uh my percent either
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a family happiness and i think that being got the family depends on whether strongly
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this five years ago i decided to bore a to do something in the stereo
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uh i've seen 'em into our our team on
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unless the market very carefully and interview too many families
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and with that i'm not a product name what do uh the we had about ten thousand babies
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uh on our productive each other family members 'cause shared memories about them
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and four years ago i became yep and all that and uh i
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don't want i really enjoyed watching my knees what was on a time line
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and at the service provider i was really glad that i could
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maybe could provide some information for family members based on baby's eight
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but everything changed now i became a mother a about a month ago
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i do that having the uh on the on board is a
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great fine but it's not what a modest essential need still and uh
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i think well thought the facts have experience that a baby cries in your family
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and you don't snort uh or mother or father does not what they should do
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uh then they are in a lack of time the phase two main sources on the internet
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or the phase two men out what's that and uh they may become more
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quirky used because they don't know the shop those those solutions may work for them
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uh do you care about finding a solution for this problem until my nephew was born
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he it was likely to baby and he had to
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reflect the baby and firstly there there's fed has the
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infant who cries more than three hours a day more than three days of each for more than three weeks
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and the and you know that's about thirty percent of
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newborns have cool each according to a prior thought you
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and doctors have not detect that the reason yet they have such a fungus
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my sister lives about two any channels she couldn't sleep at nights you
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could that's in um participate in the party and she couldn't even go out
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so what's parents that they ask and contact doctor or may uh uh me has been asked
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other friends to get some experience of but in the end they should try different base by themselves
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in fact it's mother should understand what the their baby sensitive to
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yeah it's true
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uh but it's very hard and colour and time consuming for them because
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uh they should try everything they should um find different advice there
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and uh that's the different experience that and try them by themselves
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i asked frequently used peer support which is mother to mothers law courts were two entries there
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first they once to be reassured that's what they are doing is correct
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and fat cat they went to know what other mothers do in their circumstances
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and the mother i found that this uh need is really important and they uh you think are now less
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about smart there's in the sense years we decided to
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create an application beach gathers for information about mothers and babies
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what happens some data from babies themselves jen their age and die yet and general condition and
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we could uh classify other mothers experience there and
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provide an in aggregate if your support to moderates
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it is to focus on the s. k. college and a red flags in the beginning
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well what collect data from different sources that firstly crowd apparent also some form an
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online forum sensors on media to four i think the problem and some potential solutions
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then we asked some cassettes from the mothers and to him be able to provide that aggregated peer support
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we also use thumb um has mm some data from that's
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all has application on mother's phone or health baby don't get it
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if they have one uh and in the future in the white
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tandy aim to collect some data from past without insurance providers and doctors
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ah the to integrate beef product it's that product that we had
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in the past to take advantage of the uh the user race
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the during their program be created the end it
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it so using the bottom is very easy for example
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if i don't input the data using a speech recognition and i
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just tried that i hadn't thought of it and it collects the data
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and i i i mean that's rock up and i don't know but i sure don't
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do i say i do a mighty has just like spain but should i do
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and if i want to ask something you know but i i just died that day but do um
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i once to get my baby a tiny easy talk and see you and and try to answer me
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uh i created peer support also bottom notify other family members
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based on the general information that they need and the
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the hell's problem that a baby on whether may face
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by providing aggregated peer support we tried the hope that to be decreased
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but as far as an increase the reassurance that of mothers and also save the type according to us by the
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in anger and about thirty five percent up medical prescription enough
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uh for baby with him on their age and one year
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is related to click and reflect a beach you know however it's it's not needed to
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contact the doctor for any reason in it except that many contribution you give me that
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um i was we were concerned there is no other product
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that offers what you're offering beaches aggregated peer support but there
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are other potential competitors for example as parents all four rules
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or a new parent parenting that's like that's not based on there
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or are there has tracking baby mice rain gadgets and each new track for
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example estimate die up there or what else lined up a baby baby is ours
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they they they can be considered as a potential competitor if they want to add this feature
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our colour profiles are uh expect then a new a new parts
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um the age between twenty five to thirty five but as a mess and that's of your
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uh integrating the uh from yeah although we also have other family members in our uh product
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uh we have several revenue source not based on the as those of our product
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in the beginning that are users are growing even use target advertisement and also uh uh
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and also the premium what that after one year that's really think even have sufficient
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number of users in iran and so it's not a v. we'll add the average worker
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having a top down approach to gently that baby adds a market sizing in us in the start uh so
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we think this market is about one billion dollar in the in countries that the target into any twenty one
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we have targets on concert in europe starts out and and
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that's that's at germany aren't see their land and austria and as
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we have access to minutes um a market and every how the
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user base in a year or we have targeted some countries there
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and about the bill starts from system and and you're right in the first
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two how about approach we can say that about three million uh the babies are born in this card every year
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and uh he somehow estimate that we would have one percent
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uh inference rates based on the the uh experience that be happy
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our previous a product and uh about eight thousand fright is our
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is minimal average expenses for each baby in the first in this budget
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here that uh over you overview all the budget that we need the
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main cause it though not meant that you need to uh the turns to
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do our development in here on the speakers are cost a very much
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and here is an overview on revenue and expense in the first three a year
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be pretty too hot about one hundred that eighty five uh dollars monthly by the third year
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about starting nothing is our product manager and he has worked
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as a product manager in a car and stuff for company
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uh eh by working on the product by working
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on the product batteries to more than one user
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he is a beep the team i would do that putting beer
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and also he's starting his mastery finance and management intercity outlook on
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was knocking our technical manager he had to study the
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aftermath there in a happens information processing in university appear
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unless you have a good access the network of the lockers
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this without there then you're on and he also knows transparent
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i'm uh that's that's the line that i studied i got
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my method a master degree image that you might is that i
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found my methods is not about whether this also maybe are and
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in here that i investigated the needed mothers workers don't work overtime
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uh i also gave birth to my daughter in those aren't style i am connected to a network up your mother there
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and we are looking for an a marketing manager in
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fifth allow uh and who knows transparent and also uh
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we had a uh i also annoyed about babies mark and also we have a dog run recogniser in here
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