Launch · Healthcare & Life Sciences

Temple wearable shrinks, pre-orders open soon

By Startup Enthusiast · 21 August 2026

What they do

Temple is a wearable device that tracks blood flow and oxygenation inside the brain

Deepinder Goyal says Temple is now less than half its previous size and pre-orders start soon

The device is still in early-access testing with no official benchmarking data released yet

Deepinder Goyal updated that the Temple device is now less than half the size of the previously shown version.
Goyal claims Temple is volumetrically the smallest wearable on the market and the most powerful.
No specific measurements or technical details on the size reduction were provided.
Pre-orders for a limited launch edition will start soon, with shipping before the end of 2026.
Interested users can join Temple's mailing list via the website for updates.
PV Sindhu was spotted wearing the Temple device at the BWF World Championships 2026 in New Delhi.
Temple is still in early-access testing; no official benchmarking data has been released.
Goyal previously said the science behind the device will be shared when it is for sale, at the right time.

This update shows the device is getting closer to a commercial launch after earlier prototypes.
The involvement of a top athlete like PV Sindhu suggests a focus on performance or health monitoring.
The lack of technical details and benchmarking data means the claims cannot yet be verified.

Temple is a wearable device that tracks blood flow and oxygenation inside the brain.
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Customers: Individual consumers interested in health and brain-monitoring technology.
How it makes money: Direct sale of wearable hardware devices to consumers.
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