Oxama Diving

Oxama Diving is a wearable device set to revolutionize the world of freediving and extreme sports.

Oxama is a hardware device worn beneath the diving mask, equipped with pressure sensors, oximetry, an accelerometer, and a bone conduction transducer that produces human voice sounds.

During the dive, the freediver listens to voice messages regarding dive parameters while maintaining the best hydrodynamic posture and maximum concentration.

Once the diving session is completed, the freediver can review the recorded data on Oxama through a dedicated smartphone app and share them on social media, thus enhancing the diving experience.

The Market

The target market is the wearable device market for sports, valued at over $42 billion and steadily growing. Oxama targets the diving segment, comprising approximately 6 million users.

The Problem and Solution

Currently available solutions do not allow for monitoring key parameters like blood oxygen concentration and, most importantly, display these data only through a screen.

Oxama allows for the collection of various data and records them in a dedicated app.

Furthermore, the information from each dive is transmitted through voice using a bone conduction transduction system.

The Project

idea-re is supporting Oxama in both the strategic and commercial development phases, as well as in fundraising activities through public contributions.