Maria Lapuk, the founder of the public relations agency Vinci, has left the Oumua project. The share of her was bought by the co-owner of the company Philip Egorov. Lapuk announced this on her page on the social network. The value of the deal was not disclosed.
Oumua has developed a special breathing simulator. The company identified the physical effect that allows for “vapor out of thin air” during the development of a breathing simulator based on adjustable resistance to inhalation and exhalation. The device helps to improve the respiratory functions of a person suffering from, for example, asthma.
In early 2022, Oumua was going to raise $100,000 for the development of his device and, as Maria Lapuk pointed out at the time, investors could take up to 10% of the company. At the time, he owned 35% in Oumua, another 65% belonged to Philip Egorov.
After Lapuk’s departure, the startup will have new partners, Egorov wrote on the social network, he will announce them later.
Now Oumua not only offers a breathing device, but also allows users to earn money from exercises.
“The concept of Breathe2Earn is based on doing breathing exercises using the Oumua Pro simulator and the Oumua app, and earning $OUM and $MUA, utility and ecosystem management tokens,” the company’s website says.
The startup positions itself as the first company to release X web3 hardware.
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Natalia Gormaleva
Source: RB
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