European Commercial, Technology & Productisation Partnerships

SlimIoT Technologies develops physiological sensing technologies spanning contactless and wearable monitoring. We are seeking European partners who can help us commercialise, integrate, extend and scale these technologies.

Our current portfolio includes Dozemate, a contactless bed-based physiological monitoring system for hospitals, eldercare and homes, and Plawat, our flexible wearable physiological sensing platform. Our technology stack combines sensing hardware, embedded electronics, signal acquisition and processing, connectivity, physiological algorithms and connected applications.

Commercial and market partnerships

We are interested in partners with access to hospitals, eldercare and assisted living, remote patient monitoring, hospital-at-home, home health, digital health and connected-care markets. Collaboration may include distribution, market development, licensing, platform integration, OEM solutions and pilot-to-commercial deployment.

Technology integration and co-development

We are interested in complementary technologies including advanced sensors, analogue front ends, low-power embedded processing, edge AI and signal processing, BLE/Wi-Fi connectivity, power management, flexible electronics, smart textiles and healthcare-platform/API integration.

We are particularly interested in opportunities where both organisations contribute differentiated technology or market capability—for example, integrating partner technologies into SlimIoT platforms or incorporating SlimIoT physiological sensing into a partner’s existing product or solution.

Productisation and scalable manufacturing

We are also seeking capabilities in miniaturisation, electronics integration, DFM/DFT, product engineering, testing, OEM/ODM manufacturing and prototype-to-production scaling. This is particularly relevant as we move our wearable sensing technology through design-for-manufacture and prepare our broader product portfolio for scale.

Clinical and R&D collaboration

We welcome discussions with healthcare, research and technology organisations interested in complementary clinical validation, technology evaluation and joint R&D programmes.

Potential collaboration models include distribution and market development, technology licensing and transfer, joint product development, OEM/ODM, platform integration, pilot projects, manufacturing partnerships and longer-term R&D collaboration.

At Meet the Dutch, our objective is to identify a small number of partners where there is a concrete commercial or technological reason to work together and develop a longer-term India–Europe relationship.