Wearable
Codenamed Dylan, the system could be used to help an individual better communicate with others.
Two and a half years after discontinuing its Microsoft Band, the tech giant announced plans to close down the corresponding platform.
The Verisense platform is designed to address problems created by consumer devices in the clinical research world.
The Scottish start-up also announced that it was now working with Mount Sinai Brooklyn.
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The new feature will give users reminders about administering insulin or bolus.
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The latest version will be able to track brain signals, heart beat and breathing patterns.
The collaboration hopes to develop battery-free wearables that could help inform personalized skin disease treatments.