About the company
Nuvo's Saudi joint venture brings remote pregnancy monitoring to the Kingdom, allowing expectant mothers to be monitored from home with hospital-grade accuracy. The pilot program is planned for late 2026.
The solution
INVU is a self-administered, hospital-grade remote monitoring platform. A sensor band worn by the mother captures fetal and maternal heart rate and uterine activity, and transmits the data to her care team — no clinician needs to be present, and no visit is required.
This matters most for the pregnancies that need watching most closely. High-risk pregnancies typically demand frequent monitoring, which means repeated travel, time away from work and family, and for women outside major cities, considerable distance. Remote monitoring makes closer surveillance possible with less burden, and gives clinicians a continuous picture rather than isolated snapshots taken in clinic.
What the KaRama VS team is doing
- Structured the Saudi joint venture with Nuvo.
- Preparing the pilot program for launch in late 2026.
- Engaging hospital and maternity providers as pilot and rollout partners.
- Building the multi-year rollout plan and commercial model for the Kingdom.
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