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Cambridge Temperature Concepts

http://www.temperatureconcepts.com/
Last activity: 10.07.2012
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Categories: AppBodyFertilityInformationITPersonalPhoneServiceTimeWearables
Sensiia is the company behind DuoFertility. It the only fertility wearable that is accompanied by a personalised service. DuoFertility is the fertility system that predicts and confirms ovulation with one-to-one support from your personal fertility expert to help you find your path to pregnancy. It identifies your most fertile window 10 days in advance, giving you the time and confidence to plan your schedule.

DuoFertility has been clinically-proven and works naturally with your body. It learns your personal ovulation cycle and has been proven to be as effective as the first cycle of IVF. When tested with 99 couples who were IVF candidates, the pregnancy rate after 6 months of use was the same as for a cycle of IVF.

DuoFertility utilises a discrete body-worn sensor which collects measurements which connects to an app on your phone. You can also enter the information that we take into account, that can help our experts create your personalised plan. DuoFertility guides you to a natural pregnancy and our fertility advisors are available to help you identify the actions likely to help the most.

We are continuously looking at other areas of potential application of our platform. We have a pipeline of potential indications in Bone diseases, COPD and Sleep disturbances.

Sensiia is driven by science, innovation and technology in order to change lives.

See our corporate site here: http://www.sensiia.com
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2007

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Feb 28, 2012DuoFertility inventor to reveal baby making secrets to Cambridge engineersDuoFertility inventor to reveal baby making secrets to Cambridge engineers 28-02-2012 Inventor of the DuoFertility pregnancy aid and CEO of Cambridge Temperature Concepts, Dr Shamus Husheer, is to explain the engineering behind his plan to ...
Sep 28, 2011How 9 UK tech companies can save the UK government £1.7 billionThis is a guest post by Philip Petersen, CEO of ad infinitum. The seed for this article was sown by Sarah Lacy when she stated she was not writing enough about “admittedly boring infrastructure or enterprise software names.” Boring? How can...
Aug 11, 2009Pregnant in 12 months or your money backPregnant in 12 months or your money back 11-08-2009 Spin-out from Cambridge University, Cambridge Temperature Concepts (CTC) is confident that DuoFertility, a state-of-the-art fertility monitor, could make the difference to the one in six c...
Jan 31, 2008Cambridge Temperature Concepts Limited secures £375,000 in funding to develop novel Ovulat...Cambridge Temperature Concepts Limited secures £375,000 in funding to develop novel Ovulat... 31-01-2008 Cambridge Temperature Concepts Limited (CTC) has secured £375,000 in private investment to aid product development of their novel ovula...
Dec 5, 2007Cambridge start-up scoops UKSEC national prizeCambridge start-up scoops UKSEC national prize 05-12-2007 Cambridge Temperature Concepts Limited (CTC), a start-up founded by six graduates at the University of Cambridge, has won the UKSEC National Business Plan Competition. This prestigio...
Jul 5, 2007Things are hotting up for CTCThings are hotting up for CTC 05-07-2007 Double award-winner at this year's Cambridge University Entrepreneurs Business Plan competition, taking both the £10,000 Angels Award and the £5,000 3i Entrepreneurship Award, Cambridge Temperat...

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When was Cambridge Temperature Concepts founded?

Cambridge Temperature Concepts was founded in 2007.

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Parsers VC has collected 7 articles mentioning Cambridge Temperature Concepts, among them “DuoFertility inventor to reveal baby making secrets to Cambridge engineers” (Feb 28, 2012) and “How 9 UK tech companies can save the UK government £1.7 billion” (Sep 28, 2011).

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Cambridge Temperature Concepts is probably closed: its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Jul 10, 2012.