A Non-invasive Wearable Sensor for Blood Glucose
Stephen Casey
About the Project:
The project was to bring a medical device from the laboratory phase to the product phase. Unlike most glucose monitors, the sensor can be worn against the skin and doesn’t require a blood sample.
Deliverables:
A user interface that was easy to use, which allowed non-specialists to work with the sensor.
Laboratory testing protocols to gather sensor data.
Calibration software to adjust for individual body types.
Our Process:
By using machine learning, the programming team was able to use data gathered from laboratory experiments to calibrate the sensor.
In two-week sprints, we developed the software package and user interface, received feedback from doctors, then iterated until the company was happy with the final product.
Results:
As a result of this project, Smart BioHealth received a 6-figure grant to bring their product to market.
What the Client Said:
“Stephen is an example of a model project manager. He was fantastic to work with, defined requirements clearly, and had a strong understanding of the project as a whole which saved us months of development time and cost.”
- Theresa, CEO @ Smart BioHealth
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Posted Nov 6, 2024
The project was to bring a medical device from the laboratory phase to the product phase. Unlike most glucose monitors, the sensor can be worn against the skin
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