NIH SBIR funding from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute advances the secure data platform behind a wearable designed to ease the burden of manual vital-signs checks and to support better-informed care whether in the hospital or at home.
Senphonix has received a Small Business Innovation Research Phase I award fits rom the National Institutes of Health through the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute to advance SleeveSense, its investigational wearable platform for continuous, long-term vital-sign monitoring.
NIH SBIR funding from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute advances the secure data platform behind a wearable designed to ease the burden of manual vital signs checks and to support better-informed care whether in the hospital or at home.
Senphonix has received the US National Science Foundation's (NSF) Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase I grant through America's Seed Fund to support the advancement of its SleeveSense wearable vital signs monitoring platform.
Federal funding backs engineering to advance the wireless and radio-frequency systems for the wearable toward manufacturing at scale, in partnership with the University of Arizona
The grant will assist Senphonix and the University of Arizona in their efforts to strengthen the device’s wireless components
Partnership for Economic Innovation (PEI), a passionate collective of business and community leaders dedicated to accelerating Arizona’s economic opportunities, announces a $200,000 grant to Senphonix through the WearTech Applied Research Center.
SleeveSense™ will be available upon FDA clearance, which is expected in 2027.
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