about

Mission
Indigo’s mission is to give people with diabetes the extra sense for health and empower them to live their life to the fullest.
Vision
Indigo answers the pressing need for accurate and affordable diabetes management by providing innovative high-tech solutions for advanced biomarker sensing characterized by the best possible user experience and highest product quality.
Indigo is committed to light up the life of millions of people living with diabetes through innovative medical technologies.
Management

Danaë Delbeke, PhD
CEO, inventor and co-founder
“At Indigo, I am proud to pioneer groundbreaking technology that will have a positive impact on the life of millions of people with diabetes.”
Danaë Delbeke, PhD, has successfully founded 5 photonics companies over the past 10 years (Luceda, Caliopa, Com&Sens, Indigo, Sentea).
Danaë Delbeke received her Ph.D. degree in Applied Sciences from Ghent University (UGent), Belgium in 2002. She holds a dozen issued patents and has several patent applications.

Koenraad Van Schuylenbergh, PhD
CTO and co-founder
Koenraad Van Schuylenbergh received his Ph.D. degree in Applied Sciences from KULeuven, Belgium in 1996.
Koenraad has 20 years of experience in the research and development of medical implant design, telemetry, micro electro-mechanical structures (MEMS), analog and radio circuits, advanced packaging for medical implants and integrated circuits, and in business development and commercialization of advanced technologies. He has (co-)authored 28 issued patents and several patent applications.
About the company
Indigo Diabetes nv (Indigo) is a high-tech medical device company founded by Danaë Delbeke and her team end 2016.
Indigo develops the world’s first invisible sensor for people living with diabetes to address their need for accurate glucose monitoring with an improved user experience.
Indigo exploits groundbreaking photonics technology that revolutionized the Internet during the last decades and now aims at transforming diabetes management.
Indigo is based in Ghent, Belgium.

Investors
“We are delighted to be part of the further growth and development of Indigo Diabetes as a long-term investor. The company boasts an excellent management team that has grown from a unique ecosystem that combines UGent’s photonics expertise with imec’s nanoelectronics expertise. We are convinced that Indigo’s sensor can make a substantial difference for people with diabetes and see a broader application potential for this mini-spectrometer in the long run,” says An Herremans, Investment Manager at Ackermans & van Haaren.
“Clinical evidence has proven that CGMs are effective tools for people with diabetes to improve glycemic control. We strongly believe Indigo’s invisible sensor is the next stage. Not only will it allow better monitoring and treatment of diabetes, but the psychological impact of continuously painful finger-pricking or having to live daily with visible sensors will be a thing of the past thanks to this Indigo sensor,” says Dr Harrold van Barlingen of Thuja Capital.