Technology That Cares

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Company Umana Medical scales remote care with 85,000 patients monitored in Italy during COVID using a disposable nano tattoo sensor that replaces bulky wired monitors, deployed across about 65 countries. Machine‑learning models run partly on‑device for higher quality data at source, and a certified software as a medical device provides real‑time diagnostic support to clinicians. The system reports hospital-level outcomes from home monitoring when activity, person and context data are integrated.

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