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Paige

Paige, headquartered in New York City, develops AI-based digital diagnostics.

Tapecon

Tapecon is an established contract manufacturer leveraging its screen printing expertise to produce fully printed and flexible hybrid electronics circuits. IDTechEx caught up with Technical Program Leader Rafael Tudela at the FLEX 2023 conference.

Perspectum

Perspectum is a UK-based company developing advanced diagnostic solutions.

Roadmap of Wearable Sensor Technology Segmented by Key Biometrics

Innovation roadmap for wearable sensor technology

Neuromod Devices

Neuromod Devices is a bioelectronic company that has developed Lenire, a medical treatment for tinnitus using neuromodulation. This profile is an update of recent company developments.

From Pills to Wearables: The Rise of Drug-Free Health Management

Wearable technology is threatening to disrupt aspects of the pharmaceutical industry, with the latest technology offering a drug-free alternative to health management. But which of these competing wearable technologies are the promising candidates to lead the healthcare revolution?

CIONIC

CIONIC (Cionic, Inc.) are developing a wearable sleeve: 'The first bionic clothing for mobility impairment'. Tess Skyrme, Technology Analyst at IDTechEx, interviewed the CEO Jeremiah Robinson (alongside his PR manager Tim Smith).

ProtonDx

ProtonDx is a start-up biotech company developing a molecular diagnostics platform for point-of-care testing.

Dexcom

Dexcom is a US-based biotech company, founded in 1999. The company is one of the market leaders in the continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) industry.

Abbott Diabetes Care

Abbott Diabetes Care is a division of American multinational company Abbott Laboratories. Today, Abbott Diabetes Care is a major player in the continuous glucose monitoring market — the company's "Freestyle" brand of continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) is believed to be the most widely used CGM device.

Apeel Sciences

US-based startup Apeel Sciences has developed a biomass-derived, edible, nontoxic coating for produce that is designed to protect against moisture and oxygen, which cause early spoilage in produce.

i-Sens

i-Sens is a Korean medical device company, founded in 2000 with headquarters in Seoul and subsidiaries across the world. The company is a major player in the Asian market for diabetes management devices.