At the forefront of cuffless blood pressure monitoring.
Our story.
At Aidee®, we bring together expertise in data science, engineering, and healthcare to rethink how blood pressure is monitored. By combining advanced technology with a deep understanding of patient and clinician needs, we create solutions that are both precise and easy to use. Our goal is simple, to make hypertension management smarter, more accessible, and seamlessly integrated into everyday life.
Our partners.
We collaborate with world-leading experts to drive innovation in blood pressure monitoring. By combining our expertise in IoT with leading clinical research on hypertension from Oslo University Hospital, advanced wearable technology insights from SINTEF, and real-world input from GPs and healthcare professionals at Sandefjord Helsepark, we are shaping the future of hypertension management.
2023
Aidee® receives the ISO-27001 certification and Normen/Norsk Helsenett approval. This demonstrates our strong expertise and commitment to information security and data protection. PhD candidate Sondre Heimark submits his PhD thesis.
2022
Our consortium received 16MNOK funding from Norwegian Research Council for a new research project, Hypersension 2.0. MD Christine Hove from Oslo University Hospital started working on her PhD thesis, financed by the Hypertension 2.0 project.
2022
Aidee® receives ISO-13485 certification. The certificate verifies that Aidee® has a Quality Management System for Medical Devices complying with the ISO-13485:2016 standard.
2021
Datek Smart Health changed its name to Aidee Health AS and the product defined as Aidee®.
2019
MD Sondre Heimark (Oslo University Hospital) started working on his PhD thesis, financed by the HyperSension project. Datek created a spinout company named Datek Smart Health to bring the technology into the market.
2018
The research project HyperSension received 16 million NOK in funding from the Norwegian Research Council. This project was selected by the Research Council to spearhead their funding activities, and Torbjørn Røe-Isaksen, the Minister of Trade and Industry, visited us to gain insights into our research.
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