Zeus Sleep Funding News- UK startup Zeus Sleep Raises £150k For Snoring And Sleep Apnoea Solutions

The company aims to improve sleep quality for one million people in the next 10 years.

Snoring affects around one in four adults and can lead to health problems, tiredness, and relationship stress. Existing treatments can be uncomfortable, expensive, or not very effective.

Zeus Sleep was founded by medical and engineering experts and has worked with partners like Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital, King’s College London, and Morgan Innovation & Technology. Its devices are based on over 10 years of research and have gone through three clinical trials.

Zeus Sleep has created a wearable device that fits under the chin. It uses gentle electrical stimulation to activate the tongue muscles, helping to keep the airway open during sleep. This non-invasive device tackles the root causes of snoring and sleep apnoea, aiming to improve sleep for users and their families.

Nigel Clarke, CEO of Zeus Sleep, commented:"We are delighted to have the backing of the British Design Fund. Sleep health profoundly impacts physical and mental wellbeing, and our technology is designed to help individuals and families achieve better rest."

Damon Bonser, CEO of British Design Fund, commented:“Zeus Sleep is tackling a widespread health challenge with innovative, research-backed solutions that have the potential to transform sleep health globally.

Their commitment to improving wellbeing through cutting-edge technology aligns perfectly with our mission to support pioneering, purpose-led British startups."

The investment will help Zeus Sleep grow. The company is preparing to launch its first product for snoring soon, with pre-orders already open. A medical-grade device for mild to moderate sleep apnea is planned for release in 2026.

About Zeus Sleep

Zeus Sleep is a startup from the UK that creates smart, science-based solutions for snoring and sleep apnea. Their main product is a wearable device that gently stimulates the tongue muscles to keep the airway open while sleeping, helping to stop snoring at its source.