Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal appeared on the podcast of Raj Shamani, and the audience noticed an unusual device on his temple and apparently, the device is called "Temple". It is developed by the team of Deepinder Goyal. It is used for keeping a track of blood flow in the brain. The device is in the experimental stage and is not out in the market.
Recently, Zomato's CEO Deepinder Goyal appeared in the podcast of Raj Shamani spoke his heart out, he spoke about the 10-minute apps and answered all the questions put forward by the host. The audience noticed something unusual, which was a small chip on the temple of Deepinder Goyal. It appeared silver and small, that was attached.
People wondered what exactly it was, but failed to know. Apparently, the device has been named "Temple", and it is not out in the market; it is being developed by Deepinder Goyal and his team. It is in the experimental stage and monitors blood flow in the brain. It measures flow continuously through cerebral tissue, which is important for neurological health.
As per Goyal, he has been testing it himself for a year; he calls it "Gravity Ageing Hypothesis"- gravity might reduce blood circulation to brain and affect cognitive performance. It can also be an advertising tactic.
AIIMS doctor takes up a dig at Deepinder Goyal
Dr. Suvrankar Datta, a physician-scientist and radiologist strongly criticised the device, said it has "zero scientific standing". “As a physician-scientist and one of the earliest researchers in arterial stiffness and pulse wave velocity (2017), which predicts cardiovascular mortality, I can assure you that this device currently has zero scientific standing as a useful device and do not waste your hard-earned money to buy fancy toys billionaires can afford to waste money on.” He posted on X.