Real-time, wearable monitoring technologies are poised to up-end the current model of health care away from the home. How quickly will the industry and individuals adapt?
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When access to health data is married with thoughtfully designed solutions that reliably influence behavior for good, then the path to personalized healthcare accelerates.
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Last week, I took a look back at what we learned about the global tech industry in 2023. But new years are a great time to look forward, and with that in mind here are my predictions of what will be the biggest stories in 2024. Generative AI continues...
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CES, the annual consumer electronics show hosted in Las Vegas, began Wednesday, and a good sized delegation of North Carolina companies are at the show.
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If you need to check your blood pressure routinely but don’t and want to do so on-the-go and without that big cuff, then Raleigh-based Valencell says it will be offering sensors soon for wearable devices that meet your demand for convenience without sacrificing data quality.
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Raleigh-based Valencell, which makes biometric sensors for wearables, has signed a collaboration agreement with Halma-portfolio company SunTech Medical, based in RTP, to jointly develop clinical-grade blood pressure solutions augmented with photoplethysmography (PPG) sensor technology.
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Kristine O’Shea was announced as the new CFO by Valencell on Tuesday. Previously she had been vice president of finance at Raleigh-based Red Hat. Why make the move?
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A former executive at Red Hat, which recently merged with IBM, is the new chief financial officer at emerging entrepreneurial company Valencell.
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Valencell, with a new CEO, is seeking to capitalize on shift in the wearables market, and other North Carolina startups are hoping to capitalize on changes in their own areas of foucs as they participate in the Consumer Electronics Show this week in Las Vegas.
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