Stage & age
Guidance shaped around the mother’s selected stage and the baby’s age.
BirthTech AI · Development roadmap
Intelligence with a little more understanding.
Care is personal. Our technology programme explores how stage, preferences and everyday context can make guidance more useful to mothers and families.
BirthTech AI Engine
Built around context.
Proposed capabilities include pregnancy and postpartum context, local meal preferences and activity planning informed by recorded progress.
Preferences & routines
Meal and activity planning that considers personal preferences and daily life.
Progress & feedback
Research into adapting plans using journals and supported device signals.
BirthTech HGAA
From context to meaningful guidance.
Our proposed personalisation architecture. Technical specification and evaluation remain in development.
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Context
Stage, age, preferences and history
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Knowledge
Reviewed nutrition and care content
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Adaptation
Meal selection and activity planning
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Feedback
Journals and supported device signals
Designed to grow
A wider world of care.
Proposed API & MCP access
Our integration roadmap explores permission-controlled access to meal-planning tools, stage-aware content and structured outputs for partner applications.
Research & intellectual property
Development priorities include personalisation methods, mother-and-baby context, on-device visual guidance and evaluation datasets. These are research directions, not claims of validated performance or granted patents.
Research collaboration · Heamac
Learning from neonatal-care inputs.
Our collaboration with Heamac brings baby-weight information and existing doctor inputs from neonatal jaundice care into our algorithm-development work.
BirthTech and Heamac share data in both directions through encrypted transfers. The collaboration supports ongoing development; it is not a claim of validated diagnostic performance.
Read the collaboration storyThe Birth · Hardware in development
Meet the little device inside.
Our next hardware direction brings a tiny, simple module into different attachments. The BirthTech logo stays on the device, whether it sits in the Smart Belt, a pendant or a patch.
The Smart Belt holds The Birth close to the mother’s abdomen. A patch explores wearing it directly on the skin, while a pendant offers another format for adults. A dedicated baby attachment is a separate development direction.
Explore The Birth
Let’s build this together