Indigo develops the world's first continuous multi-metabolite monitoring (CMM®) system for chronic disease management. This system utilizes a small, implantable sensor based on silicon photonics to continuously measure metabolites like glucose, ketones, and lactate. The data is delivered in real-time to a connected device, providing users and clinicians with actionable insights for improved care.
Funding
$71.8M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Individuals with diabetes face challenges in managing their condition due to the need for frequent monitoring of glucose, ketone, and lactate levels, which typically involves invasive and inconvenient methods. Current monitoring solutions may not provide continuous, real-time data, hindering effective chronic disease management and impacting patient quality of life.
Solution
Indigo Diabetes is developing a continuous multi-metabolite monitoring (CMM®) system designed to provide real-time tracking of key metabolite levels. The system utilizes a small, implantable sensor based on silicon photonics technology to continuously measure glucose, ketones, and lactate just under the skin. Data is transmitted to a receiver, which displays trends, values, and warnings on a connected device via a dedicated application. This continuous monitoring aims to deliver best-in-class data to aid in the management of diabetes and other chronic diseases, allowing users to share their data for further analysis and improved chronic disease management.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individuals with diabetes requiring continuous monitoring of glucose, ketone, and lactate levels, as well as healthcare providers involved in chronic disease management.
Features
- Implantable CMM® sensor for continuous measurement of glucose, ketone, and lactate levels.
- Silicon photonics technology enabling miniaturization of spectroscopic analysis techniques.
- Real-time data display of trends, values, and warnings on a user's smartphone or connected device via the Indigo app.
- Adaptive data collection rates based on patient stability to optimize power use and ensure long-term functionality.
- Ability for users to share data with healthcare providers for further analysis.
- Subcutaneously inserted sensor designed for minimal invasiveness.