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based inBradbury, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Biostrap is on a mission to provide the world’s most advanced, science-based platform to improve global health. Biostrap is the first affordable remote user monitoring platform utilizing advanced science-driven, Machine Learning/AI with ...
Building your own wearable and digital health solution is expensive and time-consuming. Biostrap Connect makes it affordable and ...
based inVancouver, WASHINGTON (USA)
We’re a global wearable computer company based in Vancouver, WA focused on empowering more than 2 billion frontline workers with the best wearable technology solutions to help them with their job safely and productively. With customers like Ford and ...
Intrinsically safe, ATEX Zone 1 verified smart glasses purpose built for Oil & Gas workers to keep things flowing in zero compromise environments and improve safety. Empower your frontline in hazardous environments with AI enabled, hands-free ...
based inSan Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Founded in March 2013, Wearable Sensing is a growing, California-based limited liability company focused on the development of wearable sensing technology and its potential applications. Wearable Sensing has signed a license agreement with Quantum ...
based inCambridge, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Epicore Biosystems has developed ‘skin-like’ wearable microfluidic solutions that are capable of non-invasively measuring sweat biomarkers, skin health, and physiology, in-real time. Founded in 2017 as a spinout company from Northwestern ...
Epicore Biosystems, in partnership with PepsiCo and Gatorade, has developed a first-of-its-kind personalized performance tracking sweat patch - the Gx Sweat Patch. The Gx Sweat Patch is a skin-like, wearable patch that pairs with an easy-to-use ...
based inMontclair, NEW JERSEY (USA)
Theranica develops advanced, clinically proven, safe and affordable digital therapeutics, addressing some of the world’s most prevalent neurological pain diseases. We harness a pain inhibition mechanism known as Conditioned Pain Modulation (CPM). ...
