We’re not going to be the ones who are going to have the pockets deep enough to spend the marketing dollars to create awareness for some of these technologies. Medical software start-up LifePlus has launched a wearable device that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor blood glucose. The device, called the LifePlus Glucose Monitor, is designed for people with diabetes and other conditions who want to keep track of their glucose levels in real time. It's the subject of five clinical trials around the world and was revealed at the Medical Wearables Conference in California. LifePlus chairman John Trobough said the company had focused on a non-invasive way of checking blood glucose using off-the-shelf hardware. Google sister company Verily Life Sciences, Apple and iRhythm Technologies are also working on health-monitoring wearables.
Medical software start-up LifePlus has launched a wearable device that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor blood glucose. The device, called the LifePlus Glucose Monitor, is designed for people with diabetes and other conditions who want to keep track of their glucose levels in real time. It's the subject of five clinical trials around the world and was revealed at the Medical Wearables Conference in California. LifePlus chairman John Trobough said the company had focused on a non-invasive way of checking blood glucose using off-the-shelf hardware. Google sister company Verily Life Sciences, Apple and iRhythm Technologies are also working on health-monitoring wearables.