After raising $1.25 million last year, OxiWear founder Shavini Fernando told ARLnow that they are now in midst of testing in order
OxiWear, an Arlington-based health tech startup, secured $70,000 from Halcyon Angels, an early-stage investing network from Washington, D.C. social impact nonprofit
After traveling to the U.S. from Sri Lanka in 2015 for a second medical opinion, Shavini Fernando found herself unable
Dangerously low levels of blood oxygenation can also be experienced by high performance athletes, particularly those training or competing at
Arlington’s OxiWear scored new funding from a familiar local investor to help launch the first iteration of its product, a wearable device
The company is developing a wearable device to monitor oxygen levels that it hopes to pitch first to the fitness
CTIA Wireless Foundation today announced the six finalists in Catalyst, its competitive grants program accelerating social entrepreneurs using 5G innovations to
Welcome to this week’s edition of the Startup the Week Series. Today we are introducing you to the founder of
Because exercising at high altitudes increases the risk of hypoxia or low oxygen levels in the body, OxiWear has created
We doubt this will be the last time you’ll hear from these standouts.
OxiWear, the Arlington, Virginia-based startup that developed a wearable vital monitoring and emergency alert device, is making strong moves in
The final round featured two local health care startups, both Halcyon accelerator companies — and both putting up a good fight.
