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I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, June 23rd.

The pandemic may have slowed venture capital deals to a crawl, but that didn't stop baby monitor maker Nanit from raising $21 million in a new round of funding. The company

produces high-tech video baby monitors, a subscription app, and a line of wearable breathing bands,

swaddles, and sleeping bags. Baby monitors have long given parents a sense of

security, allowing them to hear and later see their sleeping children from another room. A quick

glance can put a worried mom or dad at ease. And Nanette's monitor gives parents an HD-quality

bird's eye view of their babies in infrared night vision. The mobile app lets you access

the monitor from your phone or tablet. Features include sound and motion sensors as well as two-way

audio that lets you sing or talk to your little one. Nanette promises the device which tracks

sleep patterns is like having a personal sleep coach in the palm of your hand. Oh, and it's compatible

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