X-trodes develops a medical-grade skin patch that wirelessly collects electrophysiological signals, enabling real-time monitoring outside of clinical settings. This technology enhances data accessibility and quality, addressing the limitations of traditional lab-based electrophysiology by providing continuous insights into patient health.
Funding
$6.5M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Traditional electrophysiology data collection methods are confined to clinical or laboratory settings, limiting the ability to monitor patients in real-world scenarios. This constraint reduces the accessibility and efficiency of healthcare monitoring, hindering the collection of continuous, real-time insights into patient health.
Solution
X-trodes offers a medical-grade "Smart Skin" patch that enables wireless collection of electrophysiological signals outside of traditional clinical environments. The flexible, ultra-thin skin patch supports multi-site surface electrophysiology, including EEG, EMG, and ECG, through a single multi-electrode array. This technology facilitates continuous, real-time data acquisition, providing a more comprehensive understanding of a patient's condition as they go about their daily lives. The data collected is of medical-grade quality, ensuring accurate and consistent results for enhanced healthcare monitoring and analysis.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes medical professionals and researchers seeking to enhance electrophysiological data collection for improved patient monitoring and a deeper understanding of various medical conditions.
Features
- Flexible, soft, and ultra-thin "Smart Skin" patch design for comfortable and secure attachment to any skin location.
- Multi-modality support for simultaneous EEG, EMG, and ECG data collection via a single multi-electrode array.
- Wireless data transmission for real-time monitoring and analysis.
- Medical-grade signal quality, ensuring accurate and consistent data.
- Real-life data collection, enabling monitoring of patients in their natural environments.