A start-up that plans to replace standard laboratory personal protective equipment with smart glasses, which would capture the hundreds of decisions that go into experiments and turn them into searchable and transferable documentation, has won the backing of a range of executives.
The company, known as Bower, has undertaken a $2 million pre-seed round with investors, giving it a valuation of $10 million. Among the investors are Yu Liu, the chief technology officer of Heidi Health; Harry Uffindell, Airbnb’s former head of business operations and strategy; Dean Kelly, a former Eucalyptus-backer; and former Gates Foundation investor Bernhard Hans Weigl.
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