Executive Summary

Continuous monitoring of an individual’s health status assists wellness and early disease detection. The emergent market of low-cost wearables addresses this need.

Description of Technology

The technology is a self-powered biosensor platform for detecting and quantifying disease biomarkers through bodily fluids. The electrochemical sensors are integrated into a wearable fabric that can be wirelessly connected to a smartphone application.

Key Benefits

• Light weight, and unobtrusive: user mobility and comfort are not compromised
• Low cost diagnostics: overall reduced health care costs for individuals
• Continuous health care monitoring: smartphone application allows for individuals to easily monitor their health

Applications

• Early disease detection
• Health monitoring
• Environmental monitoring

Patent Status:

Patent pending

Licensing Rights Available

Full licensing rights available.

Inventors: Peter Lillehoj, and Xiyuan Liu.

Tech ID: TEC2015-0112