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Development of Closed-Loop Insulin Systems

Innovation map for development of closed-loop insulin systems.

Insulin Delivery

Innovation map for insulin delivery.

Non-Invasive Glucose Monitoring

Innovation map of non-invasive glucose monitoring.

Wi-Charge

Wi-Charge, an Israel-based company, develops long-range wireless charging technology for both commercial and residential applications. IDTechEx interviewed Ori Mor, Wi-Charge's Chief Business Officer, to explore their technology, business model, and planned advancements.

CamDiab

CamDiab Ltd is a UK-based startup that has developed the CamAPS FX, a smartphone app for hybrid closed-loop adjustment of insulin for people with Type 1 diabetes.

Senseonics

Senseonics is a US medical device company which has commercialized the Eversense implantable continuous glucose monitor.

Insulet

Insulet is a US-based medical device company that develops and sells a wearable and tubeless infusion pump. The company has commercialized the Omnipod series of insulin patch pumps.

University of Binghamton: Bioelectronics and Microsystems Lab

IDTechEx spoke to Zahra Rafiee, lead PhD student in the Bioelectronics and Microsystems Lab at Binghamton University. The group has developed a paper based circuit board which includes biodegradable components.

Precision Neuroscience

Precision Neuroscience is developing a flexible thin-film electrode array for brain-computer interfacing inserted with a minimally invasive surgery.

Paradromics, Inc

Paradromics are developing an invasive brain computer interface (BCI) based on micro-electrode arrays.

Synchron

Synchron are developing a minimally invasive brain-computer interfacing solution.

Blackrock Neurotech

Blackrock Neurotech develops brain-computer interface technology that can restore motor or speech functionality when implanted. Its product range is largely based on the famous Utah Array designs.