pregnancy monitoring

A doctor using a stethoscope to assess a pregnant person
Monash's AI patches track foetal movement
By Adam Ang | 06:42 am | December 01, 2025
It demonstrated over 90% accuracy in detecting binary foetal movements in a hospital trial.
[Left] Tara Croft, Baymatob CEO; [Center] Dr Sarah McDonald, CVO and founder; [Right] Victor Windeyer, fund manager at Australian Unity
Baymatob secures $3M funding to complete its pilot study on AI labour monitoring device
By Adam Ang | 11:35 pm | March 29, 2022
Oli uses sensors and AI to identify mothers who are at high risk of developing abnormal postpartum haemorrhage.
STYR Labs launches pregnancy nutrition, self-tracking service to consumers
By Dave Muoio | 02:22 pm | October 01, 2018
Called GYFT Baby, the package includes prenatal vitamin shipments, an education app and a motion tracking wearable.