Ember is an attractive company to watch. The Los Angeles-based startup entered the scene with a self-heating mug, but has leveraged its learnings in temperature technology to enter the cold chain space by developing a container for shipping medical supplies.
With the launch of the latest product, it can be said that the company has returned to its origins. Frankly, a baby bottle actually makes sense here. One might even argue that keeping the milk at body temperature is more important than keeping the coffee from getting lukewarm when you forget to take it.
The baby bottle works similarly to Ember’s range of mugs. When you put the bottle on the “smart warming pack”, the temperature rises up to 98.6℃. There is also a connected app. This is because he is 2023 and you have to. This allows for remote warming and also tracks feeding over time.
Ember baby app. Image credit: embers
CEO Clay Alexander cites his childhood as the origin of the product. Designed to give parents time so they can spend less time worrying and more time enjoying precious moments with their baby. ”
The bottles are bundled as a “system” that includes two bottles/nipples, a warming pack, and a “thermal dome” for on-the-go use. It’s shipping now and, as expected, it’s not cheap, costing $400 when purchased from Ember’s site.
