Remote monitoring of analyte measurements

This invention describes a system for remotely monitoring a person's analyte levels, like blood sugar. A device worn by the person, connected to a sensor under their skin, detects changes and sends data to a server. This server then alerts a designated mobile device, which can then connect to the server to view the detailed analyte data.

Why it matters: Since 2020, interoperability standards and secure data exchange protocols have advanced, simplifying the integration of medical sensor data with cloud platforms and mobile apps. This makes building a robust and compliant remote monitoring system, especially for transcutaneous sensors, more straightforward than when it was filed.

Status: Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build: SpecializedMedical sensor integration, mobile apps, server infrastructure

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