OpenAI CEO Sam Altman endorses Indian-Origin startup Cradlewise’s smart crib

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman endorses Indian-Origin startup Cradlewise’s smart crib 
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  • Sam Altman praised Cradlewise’s smart crib for infant care 
  • Cradlewise was founded by Radhika and Bharath Patil in 2016 
  • The startup operates in India and the US, offering tech-enabled baby cribs

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recently announced the birth of his baby boy with partner Oliver Mulherin in February this year. In a social media post on X, Altman praised a smart crib from Cradlewise, an Indian-origin startup, saying it was one of the most useful baby items they purchased. He advised new parents to invest in the crib and stock up on burp rags, humorously noting they’d need more than expected. 


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Cradlewise was founded in 2016 by Radhika Patil and her husband Bharath Patil. The company operates in both India and the US and specializes in smart cribs that use adaptive technology to detect early signs of a baby waking and respond with gentle rocking. The original prototype was developed in Bengaluru, but Radhika chose to launch the product in the US market. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Patil family moved to the US with their children to expand their businesses.  


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Altman’s endorsement came as a pleasant surprise to Radhika, who expressed her gratitude on X,C calling it a proud moment for the Cradlewise team. Radhika holds a Master’s from IISc Bengaluru and a Bachelor’s from Stanford and currently serves as Cradleswise’s CEO. 

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