Blueguard

IoT Technology for Safeguarding Children

Automotive & Mobility Technologies
Non Active, Dec 2019 ceased to operate

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in July 2018 by Oren Gross, Yinon Feldheim, Weeb Cnossen, and Aviad Marco, Blueguard operates with 1–10 employees. The company is currently in a pre-funding stage, focusing on developing IoT solutions for child safety.

Business overview

Blueguard develops Internet of Things (IoT) technology aimed at enhancing child safety. The company's core product includes connected applications and a Bluetooth buckle device designed to prevent children from being left in hot cars or getting lost in public spaces. This system alerts drivers, then a secondary circle of guardians, and finally first responders with the child's location. Blueguard's offerings also provide event notifications, biofeedback measurements like temperature, and driving feedback. The company serves the automotive, smart mobility, and security and safety technologies sectors, with a global market reach.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What is Blueguard's primary mission?
Blueguard's primary mission, established upon its founding in July 2018, is to leverage technology to enhance child safety and prevent tragic incidents such as children being forgotten in hot cars or getting lost.
What technology does Blueguard utilize?
Blueguard develops IoT technology, including a Bluetooth buckle device that communicates with a driver's phone to monitor a child's presence in a vehicle and a backend system for tracking activities and initiating alerts.
What specific problem does Blueguard's main product address?
Blueguard's main product addresses the critical issue of infants being forgotten in cars by alerting drivers when their phone moves too far from a sensor, and escalating alerts to guardians and first responders if the driver does not respond.
What additional features does Blueguard's product offer?
Beyond its primary safety function, Blueguard's product includes features such as event notifications (e.g., fastened/unfastened while driving), biofeedback measurements (e.g., temperature), and driving feedback (e.g., bumps, swerves, accelerations).
When did Blueguard cease operations?
Blueguard ceased to operate in December 2019.