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Epicore Biosystems, founded in 2017 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, develops wearable microfluidic sensors that monitor hydration, sweat, and physical exertion in real time for athletes, workers, and clinical users.

CUDIS, founded in 2023 in Los Angeles, produces an AI-powered wearable health ring that tracks metrics such as heart rate and sleep quality, and uses blockchain technology to reward users for meeting health goals. Since launch, the product has achieved presales of over 6,000 rings across more than 50 countries and built a community of 50,000 members.

AIVELA is an AI wearable brand targeting global markets, offering products such as smart rings and smart bracelets with health data sensing, natural interaction, and AI health services. Its first product, the AIVELA Ring Pro, raised over $860,000 in overseas crowdfunding and sold more than 10,000 units.

Spiideo, founded in 2012 in Malmö, Sweden, provides AI cameras and software tools for performance analysis and live replay for sports teams, leagues, and broadcasters. Its automated cameras are installed in over 6,000 venues worldwide, including the Premier League, NHL, NBA, Serie A, MLS, Ligue 1, NCAA, Liga MX, Bundesliga, and NWSL, with half of its revenue coming from North America.

Nix Biosensors is a Boston-based wearable biosensor company founded in 2015 by Meridith Cass out of the Harvard Innovation Lab. It makes a patch biosensor that measures real-time fluid and electrolyte loss during activity for athletes, military personnel and laborers, and licenses its hydration algorithms to consumer health platforms through Nix Health.

AceiiLab is a smart sports-tech hardware startup building AI-powered tennis ball machines/robots (brand Aceii), aiming for an intelligent training ecosystem spanning hardware, software, data and AI coaching, focused on overseas markets.