Patent pending maternal–fetal monitoring platform

Transforming Maternal Care Through Continuous Fetal Monitoring

NeoMotion is a wearable fetal monitoring platform designed to deliver continuous, real-time insights for every pregnancy — especially in low-resource settings where access to conventional CTG is limited.

Patent PendingUSPTO provisional filed
Government PilotChad MOH pathway
Built for Global HealthScalable. Affordable. Accessible.
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Fetal Heart Rate

142 bpm

Fetal MovementActive
Maternal SpO₂98%
USPTO Provisional63/967,739
700,000+annual births in Chad
100,000+high-risk pregnancies at scale
300+severe outcomes potentially prevented*
Low-Resource DesignGlobally scalable
The Problem

Millions of pregnancies are monitored too late, too little, or not continuously.

Hospital-based CTG systems are expensive, bulky, power-dependent, and require trained operators. NeoMotion is being designed to bridge the gap between hospital-grade monitoring and real-world maternal care in rural clinics, homes, and emergency transport.

01

Delayed detection

Fetal distress and reduced movement may be recognized after a critical window has passed.

02

Referral delays

Rural facilities need simpler early-warning signals to support faster escalation and triage.

03

Infrastructure barriers

Limited power, connectivity, staffing, and device availability restrict traditional monitoring.

Technology

A compact abdominal patch with continuous sensing, local alerts, and remote review.

The first development focus is fetal heart rate and fetal movement, with maternal physiologic monitoring as modular capabilities. The platform emphasizes low-power operation, simplified user experience, and offline functionality when connectivity is limited.

1

Wear

Attach the soft, medical-grade adhesive patch to the maternal abdomen.

2

Monitor

Doppler and motion sensors acquire fetal heart rate and fetal movement data continuously.

3

Analyze

Embedded processing filters noise, extracts patterns, and evaluates predefined thresholds.

4

Alert

Local visual/audio alerts and wireless transmission support earlier clinical review.

DopplerMotionBLE / GSMLocal Alerts
NeoMotion
Patch
Impact Model

Conservative, measurable, and pilot-driven.

The story should stay credible: early detection of fetal compromise in high-burden settings may reduce delay-related adverse outcomes. Pilot endpoints should include feasibility, referral timing, delivery outcomes, stillbirth rates, usability, compliance, and system reliability.

300–500pilot pregnancies
2–3pilot facilities
12–18month pilot design
300annual outcomes potentially prevented in a 100,000 high-risk pregnancy scale scenario*

*Based on the uploaded conservative impact model; not a clinical claim.

Why NeoMotion

Designed to complement, not replace, clinical judgment.

Traditional CTG

  • Established standard
  • × Bulky and facility-based
  • × Power and operator dependent
  • × Hard to deploy broadly in rural settings

Handheld Doppler

  • Portable
  • × Intermittent readings only
  • × Limited trend visibility
  • × Limited remote monitoring
Leadership

Experienced Physicians. Shared Mission.

NeoMotion is led by physicians combining frontline clinical insight, global health experience, and disciplined execution to build a maternal–fetal monitoring platform for the communities that need it most.

Dr. Mohamed Bargo

Dr. Mohamed Bargo

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Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Dr. Bargo is the clinical inventor behind NeoMotion and brings deep experience with maternal health challenges in Chad and across Africa. He leads the company’s vision, government partnerships, clinical pilot strategy, and global expansion mission to reduce preventable fetal and maternal mortality.

Dr. Abubaker Hassan, MD

Dr. Abubaker Hassan, MD

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Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer (COO)

Dr. Hassan is a U.S.-based Pulmonary and Critical Care physician. He oversees operations, regulatory strategy, engineering coordination, strategic partnerships, and commercialization efforts to bring NeoMotion from concept to validated clinical deployment.

United by purpose. Clinical credibility, disciplined execution, and global health commitment focused on better outcomes for mothers and babies.
Roadmap

From patent-pending concept to validated platform.

A disciplined medical-device roadmap protects the IP, reduces regulatory risk, and creates the structure needed for grants, clinical partnerships, and future investment.

Phase 1

Company + MOH Alignment

Delaware C-Corp, IP assignment, founder vesting, MOH endorsement, pilot sites, ethics pathway.

Phase 2

Grant Capital

Target Gates, UNICEF, WHO, USAID, NIH Fogarty, and global maternal-health funders.

Phase 3

MVP Development

Build research-grade Doppler patch, app display, local alerts, and validation workflow.

Phase 4

Clinical Validation

Compare against standard CTG, document usability, outcomes, safety, and reliability.

Partners

Seeking aligned partners for validation and scale.

NeoMotion is positioned for a government-supported pilot with grant funding, clinical validation, and eventual licensing or strategic manufacturing partnership.

Clinical & Global Health Partners

  • Ministries of Health
  • Maternal health NGOs
  • Academic clinical investigators
  • District and rural hospitals
  • Community health programs

Technology & Commercial Partners

  • Biomedical engineers
  • Embedded systems developers
  • Regulatory and quality advisors
  • Medtech manufacturers
  • Grant and strategic funding partners
Contact

Let’s build the next generation of accessible maternal–fetal monitoring.

For pilot partnerships, engineering collaboration, grant development, investor interest, or strategic manufacturing discussions, contact the NeoMotion founding team.

Partner with NeoMotion

Clinical collaboration • Global health pilot • Engineering • Investment

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Important: NeoMotion is a concept-stage, patent-pending medical device platform. It is not FDA-cleared or approved and is not available for clinical use. Website language is for research, partnership, and development discussions only.