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With Johnson & Johnson's vote; India's Ray IoT takes baby monitor to CES

Ray IoT was the 1st Indian start-up to enter Chinese hardware accelerator HAX, reports Tech in Asia

With Johnson & Johnson's vote; India's Ray IoT takes baby monitor to CES
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Malavika Velayanikal
Three months ago, Ray IoT became the first Indian start-up to enter Shenzhen-based hardware accelerator HAX. Today the Bangalore-based start-up announces another first: backing from one of the world’s biggest makers of baby products, Johnson & Johnson.

Ray IoT’s first product is a device to monitor sleeping babies. It lets parents know on their mobile devices if their baby is sleeping well, if it has rolled over, and if it’s breathing normally. Unlike other baby monitors, it doesn’t touch the baby, so it’s non-intrusive.

Raybaby, as it’s called, will have its first public display at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES)

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