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Tag: Wireless Body Area Networks
West Health Investment Fund closes two deals on heels of new CEO appointment
The West Health Investment Fund has closed two new deals to invest in early stage startups RxAnte and GlySens.
Finalists announced in the Data Design Diabetes Challenge
EnduringFX and n4a Diabetes Care Center have been chosen as finalists in the Sanofi-Aventis sponsored Data Design Diabetes Challenge.
Study shows wireless sensor devices could become more practical with the help of power saving methods
Researchers have proposed methodologies for the sensor radios in Body Area Networks to reduce their power usage, the last obstacle to overcome.
MIT breakthrough technology could mean new generation of 3D motion sensors
Researchers at MIT have achieved a major breakthrough in Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) technology which will allow for the fabrication of three dimensional microchips using existing fabrication techniques. The silicon device contains microscopic elements about the width of a red blood cell which can be engineered to reach heights of hundreds of microns above the chip’s […]
Body sensor networks used to monitor heat stress
mHealth Research Digest with Tim Bredrup A variety of body sensor network systems have been proposed to detect health related problems in real time. However the focus of many of these systems is on the gathering and presentation/storage of data, rather than on autonomous real-time decision making. A study conducted at Coventry University in […]
Apple iPhone 4S first consumer smartphone to offer Bluetooth 4.0, paving way for mobile health devices
Apple’s inclusion of Bluetooth 4.0, know also as the Bluetooth Low Energy protocol, in the new iPhone 4S may be the single greatest leap toward realizing the pervasive computing environment often referred to as “Internet of Things”.
Wireless Body Area Networks: Driving mHealth By Delivering Value to Patients, Providers and Payers
Wireless body area networks represent the promise and future of mHealth.