Cambridge Respiratory Innovations Limited (CRiL)

CRiL's N-Tidal technology will transform the diagnosis & management of chronic respiratory conditions, improving patient outcomes and reducing healthcare costs.

  • Stage Full Product Ready
  • Industry Medical Devices and Equipment
  • Location Cambridge, UK
  • Currency GBP
  • Founded April 2012
  • Employees 6
  • Incorporation Type Other
  • Website criltd.co.uk

Company Summary

CRiL is a respiratory digital health company focused on becoming the #1 supplier of respiratory physiological and outcomes data to the patient, clinician, healthcare payer and data user.

CRiL is developing a range of respiratory monitors:

N-Tidal C - Real-world data for clinical research (2019)
N-Tidal A - Rapid diagnosis at the point of care (2020)
N-Tidal B - Personal monitors empowering patients and improving lives (2021)

Team

  • Jeremy Walsh
    CEO

    Bristol University graduate with over 30 years experience in leadership positions in healthcare, medical technologies and data industries. Jeremy was involved in two NASDAQ healthcare IPOs (PMRX and WSHI).

  • Dr Julian Carter
    Co-Founder and Technical Director

    Cambridge University physics graduate with a PhD in Microelectronics. Julian has over 25 years experience taking technology from idea to the marketplace, including technology creation and transfer.

  • John Altrip
    Co-Founder and Medical Director

    Physics graduate with PhD in Microelectronics, retrained as a clinician in 2005. John is a respiratory research fellow at the Royal Papworth Hospital and NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Fellow.

  • John Foord
    Quality Manager

    Over 15 years leadership in the military. John is a detail-orientated, experienced trainer and technical project manager. He secured CRiL’s ISO13485 accreditation in under nine months.

  • Dr Matthew Haines
    Data Analyst

    Physics graduate with a PhD in fluid dynamics. Matthew is experienced in numerical modelling and computational analytics. He is an authority in the parameterisation and modelling of the Tidal Breathing CO2 waveform.

  • Russell Keay
    Quality Engineer

    Biomedical technology graduate, with a Masters in biosensors and a PhD in electrochemical sensors. Russ has nearly twenty years’ experience in development and quality engineering of medical sensors.

Advisors

  • Cliff Murphy
    Unconfirmed

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