Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal develops new wearable device to compete with Apple

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Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal's healthtech startup Temple is preparing to launch its first wearable device, a small pebble-shaped gadget worn on the side of the forehead.
The company claims signals from this part of the body can provide more useful health data than wrist or finger wearables, tracking blood-flow signals to help users understand their sleep, exercise, nutrition, stress, recovery and metabolism.
The device is expected to be priced at around Rs 75,000–80,000, targeting premium users such as athletes, business leaders and doctors, and may include lifetime software access.
Temple, founded this year with a $54 million raise in February at a $190 million valuation, is seeking a new funding round at over $500 million, positioning itself as a challenger to established brands like Apple Watch, Garmin, Oura Ring and WHOOP, though it has not yet released a launch date or published clinical data for its technology.

Announcement of the official launch date and final price of the Temple wearable.
Completion of the new funding round at the reported $500 million valuation.
Whether the company releases clinical data or scientific testing results supporting its forehead-based health tracking claims.

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