wearable sensor technology

Clario provides clinical trial technology and endpoint solutions, including cardiac safety, eCOA, medical imaging, precision motion monitoring with the Opal wearable sensor system, and respiratory solutions. The Opal V2R is a research-grade wearable sensor powered by APDM for measuring objective digital endpoints of mobility.

blood pressure monitoringclinical trial softwaredigital endpoint measurementECG monitoringeCOAmedical imagingspirometry

Delsys is a company specializing in electromyography (EMG) technology and wearable sensor technology for understanding and augmenting human movement. For 30 years it has provided wireless EMG solutions, including the Trigno product range, with patented sensor design, a proprietary wireless protocol with 40m+ range, and software for collecting, visualizing, analyzing and storing data. Its technology serves research and applications in biomechanics, rehabilitation, sports performance, and human-robot interactions.

electromyography (EMG) signal detectionmotor unit decompositionsoftware for data collection, visualization, analysis and storagewireless data transmission

JAK Labs was founded in 2016 as a collaborative effort between Dr. Andrew Pedtke, orthopedic surgeon and CEO of LIM Innovations, and Dr. Ken Loh, Professor of Engineering at UC San Diego. The company develops a high-impact, lightweight, self-adhesive, wireless, disposable, sensor-enabled wearable motion tape that provides real-time biomechanical data to help athletes, fitness enthusiasts, golfers, and rehabilitation patients optimize performance and reduce injury risk.

biomechanical data gatheringthin film sensor integration