'Temple Is Now Less Than Half The Size Of Earlier Prototypes', Confirms Former Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal
Deepinder Goyal has confirmed that Temple, the brain-monitoring wearable he has been developing since stepping down as Eternal CEO, is now less than half the size of versions shown so far. In a post on X, Goyal said the device is now volumetrically the smallest wearable on the market while also being its most powerful iteration yet, adding that living and training with Temple would change users'…
Deepinder Goyal, the former CEO of Zomato, has confirmed that his new brain-monitoring wearable, Temple, is now less than half the size of earlier prototypes. In a post on X, Goyal stated that Temple is the smallest wearable on the market and its most powerful iteration yet, promising to change users' lives. Pre-orders for a limited launch edition will open soon, with shipping expected before the end of 2026.
Temple, which is worn near the temple, continuously monitors blood flow to different parts of the brain, indicating neurological health and aging. The device was developed under Goyal's personal research initiative, Continue Research, and is backed by peer-reviewed research. Goyal invested over $25 million into Temple, raising a $54 million funding round shortly after stepping down as CEO of Zomato and Eternal.
The wearable targets athletes, founders, and executives, with Goyal aiming to launch it as a wellness product.
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