Aidlab designs wearables for researchers, physicians, and developers.

Every day we work with over 120 brands and institutes, including Mitsubishi, Jeppesen, MIT, and Stanford, to accelerate health research. Our goal is to aggregate, organize, and analyze medical data to extend human lifespan.

Our short story

You’ve started working out recently. You’re eating healthy food and counting your steps. You have an app for measuring your sleep, another one reminding you to drink water. You do all those things to stay healthy. But there’s one important question: How can you be sure all that effort actually makes a difference?

Here at Aidlab, we decided to create a device able to answer that question. While companies manufacture heart rate monitors, smartwatches, smart scales, and plenty of other health-focused devices, Aidlab does something else—it takes a holistic view of your health.

Instead of only counting steps, recording heart rate, or analyzing exercise reps, Aidlab captures advanced measurements of key vital signals. Importantly, it collects them close to the source — directly from the chest — where the data originates and where wrist-worn devices often struggle. This is why Aidlab can deliver a detailed, reliable report on your body’s condition.

We’ve spent over a year of hard work developing and improving Aidlab to take as accurate measurements as possible. The result of all that work is now available for you to enjoy and keep tabs on your health. We’re giving you an opportunity to put your hands on Aidlab — an advanced health tracker that connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth.