Diagnostics
Diagnostics is a vast area, and the range of technologies and the complexity of these devices is impressive. For instance, a modern ultrasound imaging machine, such as the one developed by Zonare, is built on a complex platform of digital signal processors and software, implementing complex imaging algorithms. The device has the power of two Cray-2 supercomputers packaged in a four pound box.
At the other end of the spectrum are simple diagnostic tools including ECG monitors, EEG monitors, blood glucose meters, and a host of biochemical assays for the detection of various molecules.
Here are a few examples of our work in diagnostics:
- Novel ultrasound imaging (Zonare)
- Neuro diagnostic devices (Physiometrix)
- Depth of anesthesia devices (Physiometrix)
- Diagnostic ambulatory ECG recording
- Other
- Ambulatory wireless EEG monitoring for epilepsy
- Lung sounds
- Solid state pH sensors
- Non-contact respiration sensing
