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Sensiotec receives SESA 2015 Impact Award for Emerging Mega Trends

April 29, 2015 by ei2admin

http://sensiotec.com
Sensiotec CEO Robert Arkin.

The Technology Association of Georgia and the Southeastern Software Association (SESA) named Sensiotec its SESA 2015 Impact Award for Emerging Mega Trends winner.

Sensitoc, a Select Company of the Advanced Technology Development Center, is a biosensing and health information technology firm.

The award was in recognition of its Virtual Medical Assistant (VMA), a remote, totally noncontact, cardiorespiratory patient monitoring platform. The VMA continuously provides critical spot and trend data on patients’ hearts, lungs and torsos to a nurse’s station, tablet, smartphone, or pager. It does so without electrodes touching the patient or pads requiring contact with a mattress or other surface.

“Clinical monitoring in the post-acute healthcare space is virtually nonexistent,” Robert Arkin, Sensiotec’s founder and CEO, said in a statement. “We are changing chronic disease management for the better by providing actionable, high value, low-cost patient data any time, any place to improve patient care and outcomes, increase patient safety, and control costs.”

At the point of care, the VMA utilizes Ultra-Wideband (“UWB”) technology that “sees inside the body” by acquiring and processing patient data through the transmission of nanosecond pulses.

The sensor panel transmits and receives continuous, low power, sub-nanosecond radar pulses that penetrate the body and reflect the micro-motion of the internal organs and clinically significant macro-movements. The reflected pulses are processed onboard the sensor panel, converted to actionable, real-time biometric data, encrypted and relayed continuously to a HIPAA-compliant cloud server, which captures approximately 400,000 data points per patient per hour.

Category iconAdvanced Manufacturing,  News from Our Companies Tag iconAdvanced Manufacturing,  Advanced Technology Development Center,  sensiotec,  Southeastern Software Association,  Technology Association of Georgia

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