Wearables Have A Role To Play In Life Science
The transition to a patient-centric model demands a constant interchange of data, which can only happen by investing in novel, non-intrusive monitoring techniques.
If life science organizations return to their roots as the
custodian of knowledge , they will find that wearable technology is a natural and fruitful next step.
Research into these devices must solve key concerns before becoming reliable medical instruments: they need to shrink in size, shed weight, become more pliable, seamlessly connect and reduce energy dependency.
Investing in wearables for early detection and monitoring manifests the clear intention to walk the walk and finally put the patient at the center of their model.
If you want to know more about how chip-free devices, biofilms , and bio-sensitive transistors can contribute to the journey, have a look at my article “Beyond drugs: The importance of Wearable in lifescience”
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