Sensors

The company will use the funds to continue its growth and support further innovation in accurate biometric wearable technology.

The company has just raised less than $1 million from Launchpad Digital Health to expand its staff and scale to more deployments.

Medical-grade, wearable biosensor automatically and continuously measures vital signs for at-risk patients in low acuity settings in the hospital.

After Samsung, we have LG unveiling its solution for wearable device makers, promising lower power consumption and improved accuracy over existing modules.

The sleeve will provide automatic, intelligent information about muscle movement and strength while patients practice every-day tasks at home.

Hebrew University students aim to reduce foot ulcers by linking pressure-sensing socks to a smartphone application that warns patients of developing wounds.

The wearable sensor can continuously collect and monitor users' sweat on the molecular level, and send them to a smartphone via Bluetooth.

The smart device and its companion app provide asthma and allergy sufferers with precious time to remove themselves from, or alter the environment.

Designed to be placed under the skin, the company's biosensor is a flexible fiber, 3-5 mm long and approximately 500 microns in diameter.

The patch is attached onto one's chest from where it can read the heart rate, sleep and activity in real-time and send the data to connected devices.