Record and monitor your baby's usual health patterns
If an abnormality is found, it will notify you via the connected smartphone.

Sudden infant death syndrome, in which a baby under the age of one dies suddenly without any cause or reason, is the number one cause of death among babies born normally.

If parents who carry sick children on their backs to the hospital can obtain objective data on when the fever started, how high the temperature was, and whether there were any breathing problems, they will be able to provide the child with the right treatment.

The allb wearable device records and monitors the baby's usual health patterns, compares them to the current status, and notifies the connected smartphone if any abnormalities are found. Through the baby's health patterns shown by allb, moms and dads can also directly or indirectly identify the reason why their child who cannot speak cries.

▲Olbee, a wearable device for infants

First of all, Olby is made of non-toxic silicone with a double hook-shaped clip design, so it can be worn quickly and easily as a clip on the diaper band around the abdomen or the waist band of the pants. The attached Olby can detect abnormal signs such as sleep records, skin temperature, and real-time monitoring of breathing conditions during sleep.

The Olbi, worn around the abdomen, can precisely measure the respiratory status of a baby who breathes abdominally. As long as you have a smartphone that can connect via Bluetooth within about 15m, you can check your baby's data on a daily/weekly/monthly basis regardless of distance through the app.

CEO Kim Myeong-jin said, “Olbee provides customized parenting tips just for my baby based on an algorithm developed through joint research with pediatricians.” He added, “For example, it provides information such as, ‘Since aspiration has been observed during sleep, check the child’s posture and surrounding environment and consult with a pediatrician.’”

You can use Olbi's remote monitoring function and chat service to create a baby-centered network near your baby.

Olbi also ranked first among wearables on Kickstarter, the world's largest crowdfunding site.