Digital therapeutics company PneumoWave (formerly known as Altair Medical) announced today the use of their monitoring platform in a clinical trial led by Professor Sir John Strang at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s College London.
Digital therapeutics company PneumoWave (formerly known as Altair Medical) announced today the commencement of a second clinical trial in partnership with the Research & Innovation Department at NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde (NHS GG&C).
UK based Altair Medical today announced, as part of its ongoing growth story, that it is rebranding to PneumoWave. The name fully reflects the digital therapeutics platform that the company believes will transform respiratory healthcare. In a key step towards commercial launch of the platform, a multi-centre program of clinical trials is currently underway in leading academic and healthcare institutions.
UK based Altair Medical today announced it has secured £2.25m ($3.1m) of Pre-Series A funding to further develop its respiratory sensor and real-time monitoring platform. The service uses AI to detect and alert to adverse events from a range of breathing problems, with the hope of preventing a large number of early deaths.
Scottish digital transformation consultancy Storm ID and Altair Medical have developed a new digital solution to help predict respiratory failure in COVID-19 patients. The solution is being trialled in respiratory failure patients, following funding from Scottish Government Chief Scientist Office.
Altair Medical, (“Altair”) aims to revolutionize care for respiratory symptoms and diseases with its advanced, remote respiratory monitoring platform. The company, which was awarded FDA Breakthrough Medical Device designation earlier this year, today announced that it had chosen to transition to Galen Data’s cloud platform to accelerate commercial development of its platform.
Altair Medical, a medical technology company developing a groundbreaking solution to the global opioid crisis, today announce that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has awarded the Company Breakthrough Device designation for its wearable biosensor device.