Official development visualization
Official development visualization
Michael Hite
Co-founder & CEO
Community-informed. Person-first.Built around
Built around
being there.
A discreet wearable in development to detect signs of opioid overdose and alert people who can help.
Explore ARMband
ARMband is in development and is not yet FDA-approved. It does not administer naloxone.
Listening changed the designThe person comes
The person comes
before the product.
Feedback from people with lived experience reshaped the original idea. Ayuda moved away from automatic injection to focus on a smaller detection-and-alert wearable.
Meet the people behind it
listen first.
A closer perspectiveConnection is
Connection is
part of the idea.
The intended journeyWear.
Wear.
Detect.
Alert.
Explore the design goals, not a promise of established performance.
Designed for everyday wear.
An upper-arm form shaped around comfort and discretion.
Focused on possible overdose signs.
The research program aims to identify changes that can prompt an alert.
A route to people who can help.
Local alarms and configured phone-based contacts are part of the intended design.
A conversation, not a checkoutBring your
Bring your
perspective.
Community voices, research questions and professional collaborations all have a place in the next stage.
Find your way to the team
