List of AI biosensor companies
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
BiosensorName | Description | Industry | Official Website | Location | ||
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Aromyx is a biotechnology company developing a biosensor for human tase and olfactory receptors. | ||||||
Athelas is a company developing blood testing device that utilizes deep learning and computer vision. | ||||||
Ava is a women's health company based in Zurich and San Francisco. | ||||||
Fitbit is a company producing activity trackers founded in 2007 by James Park, Aatu Nieminen and Amy McDonough. | ||||||
ContinUse Biometrics is a company developing patented nano-vibration detecting and analyzing sensors for biometric measurements. | ||||||
InteraXon develops and produces brain-sensing technology such as the Muse headband, an EEG device that interprets mental activity and aims to help with meditation and promote calmness. | ||||||
Biofourmis is a global health IT start-up in Massachusetts that focuses on personalized care and therapies using digital therapeutics. | ||||||
Current Health (formerly snap40) is a British company founded in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 2015 by Christopher McCann and Stewart Whiting. The company produces remote patient monitoring systems that enable hospitals to discharge patients sooner, reduce readmissions, and respond early to signs of deterioration. | ||||||
Neuroelectrics provides devices and technology for EEG-based brain monitoring, brain stimulation, home therapy research and head modeling. The company manufacturers the StarStim a neuro-stimulator using the Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS). | ||||||
Siemens AG is a multinational industrial manufacturing company founded in 1847 by Werner von Siemens. | ||||||
Hilo is an AI-powered blood pressure monitoring platform founded in 2018 by Raghav Gupta, Josep Sola and Mattia Bertschi. | ||||||
Misfit is a smartwatch and wearable fitness technology company founded in 2011 by John Sculley. | ||||||
Glympse Bio is developing a powerful new paradigm in diagnostics to enable noninvasive and predictive monitoring of multiple human diseases. | ||||||
Sensoria is Washington-based coming developing a family of body-sensing devices for the human foot. | ||||||
Company that offers products for recording and analysis of neurophysiological signals and with applications in EEG, EMG, MRI, TMS and MEG technology. | ||||||
Proprietary technology platform for the design and selection of GPCR-targeting compounds | ||||||
Rosa Biotech is a Bristol-based company manufacturing biosensing medical products for diagnosis. | ||||||
g.tec develops and produces brain-computer interfaces and neurotechnologies for invasive and non-invasive recordings. | ||||||
ADVIN is a Toronto-based developer of a connected and portable healthcare diagnostics system. |
