PyrAmes

PyrAmes

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $12.5M

Overview

PyrAmes is a private, commercial-stage medical device company pioneering continuous non-invasive blood pressure (cNIBP) monitoring. Its core innovation is a wireless, calibration-free sensor technology that provides accurate, real-time blood pressure data, initially focused on the vulnerable neonatal and pediatric intensive care population with its FDA 510(k)-cleared Boppli® platform. The company is now developing its technology for adult inpatient (Bosimi®) and home diagnostic (Bosimi@Home™) markets, targeting a massive global need driven by hypertension and critical care monitoring gaps. Backed by recognition from the NIH, AHA, and FDA Breakthrough Device designation, PyrAmes is positioned to transform a foundational vital sign measurement.

CardiovascularNeonatologyCritical Care

Technology Platform

Proprietary wireless biosensor technology for calibration-free, continuous non-invasive blood pressure (cNIBP) monitoring. Adaptable platform for neonatal, adult inpatient, and home use.

Funding History

2
Total raised:$12.5M
Series A$10M
Seed$2.5M

Opportunities

The global hypertension epidemic and limitations of current intermittent cuff monitoring create a massive demand for continuous, non-invasive solutions.
Expansion from the validated neonatal niche into the vast adult inpatient and home care markets represents a significant growth pathway.
The shift towards remote patient monitoring and value-based care models further accelerates the need for advanced diagnostic tools like cNIBP.

Risk Factors

Commercialization in cost-sensitive hospital systems poses execution risk.
The adult cNIBP market is competitive with larger, established players.
Future platforms (Bosimi®, Bosimi@Home™) carry development and regulatory approval risks.
Securing adequate reimbursement from payers is critical for widespread adoption.

Competitive Landscape

In neonatal cNIBP, PyrAmes appears to be a pioneer with its FDA-cleared Boppli® system. In the broader cNIBP space, it faces competition from companies like Edwards Lifesciences (ClearSight) and others developing non-invasive hemodynamic monitors. For the home market, it will compete with traditional cuff manufacturers and emerging wearable tech companies. Its key differentiators are its calibration-free operation, wireless design, and platform approach across patient ages.