Search Results for 'wearable'
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Patient Monitoring
Glucose Biosensor 3D Printed for Wearable Monitors
3D printing can enable manufacturing of biosensors tailored specifically to individual patients.Washington State University 12.07.18
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LEO Science & Tech Hub Partners With Epicore Biosystems on Wearable Skin Sensors
Collaboration aims to improve dermatologic treatment regimens.Business Wire 10.19.18
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Patient Monitoring
Sun Exposure Gets Personal with Wearable UV Sensors
UV active ink changes color when exposed to different types of UV rays.RMIT University 09.27.18
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Cardiovascular | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Wearable Ultrasound Patch Monitors Blood Pressure Deep Inside Body
Applications include real-time, continuous monitoring of blood pressure changes in patients with heart or lung disease.University of California - San Diego 09.13.18
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Patient Monitoring
LifePlus Announces World’s First Non-Invasive Continous Blood Glucose Monitoring Wearable
Company also announces five active global trials and plans to license patent-pending software.Business Wire 06.26.18
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3D/Additive Manufacturing | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Wearable System Monitors Stomach's Activity Throughout the Day
A 3D printed portable box connects to 10 small wearable electrodes; app logs meals, sleep, and other activities.University of California - San Diego 03.23.18
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Digital Health | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
Study Shows Lack of Evidence That Wearable Biosensors Improve Patient Outcomes
Devices lack high-quality research into effectiveness in healthcare setting.Cedars-Sinai 01.15.18
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Diagnostics | Digital Health | Electronics | Patient Monitoring
The Future of Medical Wearables
The wearables market is expected to reach over $4 billion in 2017.1 If that doesn’t paint the picture for a bright future, consider this: one in six consumers currently own and use wearable tech.2 Clearly, the wearables market is exploding and…Mike Bolduc, Global Marketing Manager, Industrial and Medical Segments, C&K 06.06.17
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Cardiovascular | Surgical
A Wearable Alternative for Thrombosis Prevention
A new, wearable, wrist-watch sized device could offer patients a convenient alternative to current options.Online Exclusives Anthony Kjenstad, Founder and President, Athletic Recovery and Performance 03.09.17
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Contract Manufacturing | R&D & Design | Software & IT
Insuring Medical Device Wearables Are Covered
When developing a medical device, there are a number of considerations companies must keep in mind to ensure the success of the product. Manufacturability, sterilization, reimbursement, and clinical need are just a few of the factors reviewed during…Sean Fenske, Editor 06.09.16
