Richardson Family Office Invests in Singapore AI Healthtech Startup injewelme

The Richardson family office has participated in a US$1.2 million funding round for injewelme, a Singapore-based AI healthtech startup, alongside lead investor Catalytic Capital for Climate and Health (C3H), a catalytic vehicle of Temasek Trust. The investment was facilitated through Co-Axis, a digital impact marketplace connecting funders with impact opportunities, and forms part of the Richardson family’s previously announced commitment of S$250,000 over two years to co-fund impact opportunities curated through the platform. injewelme’s proprietary DeepHealthVision (DHV) technology uses remote photoplethysmography to enable contactless monitoring of more than 20 vital health parameters — including heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation — in approximately 30 seconds using a standard camera. The technology has demonstrated 95% detection accuracy in real-world pilots, including trials with SingHealth Polyclinics, and is being evaluated for deployment across healthcare, eldercare, insurance, and workplace safety. Proceeds from the round will support further product development, including heat stress detection capabilities, as well as customer acquisition in Singapore and expansion into wider Southeast Asian markets.

About the Richardson Family Office: A UK-based multi-generational investment vehicle

The Richardson family office is the investment vehicle of the Richardson family, a UK-based entrepreneurial dynasty whose business was founded in the late 1940s in Oldbury in the West Midlands by twin brothers Roy and Don Richardson. Roy Richardson serves as Life President of the organisation. The family office operates an international real estate and growth capital portfolio, with current projects totalling in excess of £1.3 billion. Its real estate interests include the West Midlands Designer Outlet, the £400 million Manchester First Street development, and 30 logistical hubs across the UK. Its growth capital portfolio includes investments in Coople, a Swiss technology company, Go Carwash, one of the fastest-growing automotive cleaning businesses in North America, as well as Todays Dental, Magnet Capital, and EA-RS. The family office operates across the UK, Europe, North America, the Far East, Asia, and Australasia.

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Article Source: Richardsons.co.uk, 13.04.2026