Undae Science raises CHF 1.15 million to industrialize its home sleep-monitoring platform

Undae Science, a spin-off of the University of Lausanne, has raised CHF 1.15 million from 41 investors as part of its seed round, to complete the industrialization of its Noctae sleep platform.

Undae Science has raised CHF 1.15 million from 41 investors, retail investors and business angels, in a private round on Oomnium. The round took place this autumn as part of the company’s seed round, and the capital will fund the final stage of industrialization.

Noctae aims to reshape how sleep disorders are assessed. Instead of a night in a sleep lab, patients record their sleep at home over several nights using a sensor mat placed on their mattress. The platform analyzes hundreds of physiological signals, lifestyle factors and environmental influences to determine the severity of a sleep disorder and gives doctors actionable findings.

Support from Swiss sleep centers

Undae Science has the backing of the five largest sleep centers in Switzerland, which together handle about two-thirds of national sleep consultations, and holds 12 letters of intent. The company was founded in November 2024 by neuroscientist Shanaz Diessler, CEO, and Aurélie Stephan, CTO, building on research that began at the University of Lausanne in 2021.