Bionet will participate in ‘CES 1’, the world’s largest IT and home appliance exhibition held in Las Vegas, USA for a total of 5 days from January 8th (Thursday) to 4th (Sunday, local time) to pioneer a global market for next-generation medical devices. He said.
Bionet is a medical device company that has grown based on biosignal technology. It has technological capabilities in developing and producing medical devices such as patient monitoring devices, electrocardiogram (ECG) devices, fetal monitoring devices, wireless ultrasound, and wireless biosignal sensors.
At this CES, Bionet will introduce biosignal technology, wireless communication-based medical devices, and related new products. This includes ▲SonoMe, ▲EvoPatch, and ▲CirCle.
Sonomi is a wireless mobile ultrasound scanner that received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in October last year. It is the first in Korea to implement a dual head that integrates linear and convex, and can be used in various clinical environments. Another feature is that it increases clarity with 10 channels and maximizes user convenience and efficiency through linking with smart devices.
EvoPatch, which is being developed with the goal of launching in 2024, provides a multi-functional healthcare solution with a wireless biosignal sensor and is linked to the dedicated application (app) ‘CareMe’ to monitor body temperature, ECG, and respiratory rate ( Various biological signals such as RR), heart rate (HR), and falls (movement) can be monitored in real time at once.
In addition, Circle is a wireless biological signal detection sensor for animals currently under research and development, and is considered a product that will expand Bionet’s influence in the pet tech market in the future.
Stephen Min, representative of the Bionet Senate, said, “Bionet is in full swing to commercialize wireless communication-based medical devices to meet the needs for remote and wireless medical treatment,” and added, “Through this CES, we will actively introduce next-generation medical devices to the global market to increase our global competitiveness.” “We will do our best to secure it,” he said.
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