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The ear is an incredibly rich source of information for our general health and wellness. We can gather metrics such as heart rate and heart-rate variability, oxygen level, motion, temperature, brain activity, voice metrics, and many other things. Regular monitoring of this data can provide essential insight and early warning signals, which can enable medical professionals to better diagnose and treat a variety of conditions. The next generation of ear-worn devices is coming. |
Gary Spittle |
Gary Spittle founded Sonical in 2020 to enable the next generation of ear-worn devices. Gary has a PhD in binaural hearing, and holds many patents on audio processing.
Our latest Customer Showcase Series features G-Tech Medical and Anand Navalgund, Director of Clinical Science. Over 40 million patients visit gastroenterologists for GI conditions every year. Current options for assessing gastrointestinal activity to evaluate motility disorders are inadequate, so G-Tech Medical decided to develop a disruptive technology to address this need.
In the last several years, wearable adoption has skyrocketed. By the end of 2022, predictions show that there will be more than a billion connected wearable devices worldwide! While fitness trackers, watches, and even glasses are getting their time in the spotlight, one unique form of wearable technology is on the brink of delivering some game-changing benefits. We're talking about smart fabric.
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Marketing Lead Bryan Torres represented Voler Systems at the annual IIoT Gizmos and Gadgets event in Santa Clara CA. He had the opportunity to demonstrate several Internet-of-Things projects that Voler has recently worked on for various clients. These included an airport defibrillator, a water sensor, an augmented reality (AR) headset, and a wi-fi dog dish.
A big thank you to Peter Walther, Tom Hunt, and the WCA Team (Wireless Communications Alliance) for the invitation to this event. |