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Admin (Retired)
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
Insulin monitoring is going cellular. Cellnovo, a U.K. mobile medical device vendor, has developed a system to transfer data from a wirelessly connected insulin pump to a cloud-based cellular system in real time.
An insulin pump, attached to the body with Velcro, connects wirelessly to a touch-screen activity monitor that resembles an Apple iPhone but doesn't make calls. Cellnovo has disabled the voice capabilities of the mobile monitor as a safety feature. This allows an uninterrupted flow of insulin from the pump to the patient, William F. McKeon, CEO of Cellnovo, told eWEEK.
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Health-Car...System-Monitors-Diabetes-in-Real-Time-520914/
An insulin pump, attached to the body with Velcro, connects wirelessly to a touch-screen activity monitor that resembles an Apple iPhone but doesn't make calls. Cellnovo has disabled the voice capabilities of the mobile monitor as a safety feature. This allows an uninterrupted flow of insulin from the pump to the patient, William F. McKeon, CEO of Cellnovo, told eWEEK.
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Health-Car...System-Monitors-Diabetes-in-Real-Time-520914/