A new sensor could soon allow hospital patients' blood oxygen levels to be checked via their breath. The technology is claimed to be more reliable and less painful than existing traditional methods.
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The blood oxygen sensor featured in Apple Watch Series 6 and 7 is “not intended for medical use,” Apple says. That seems odd, considering that low blood oxygen is a serious medical condition. If the ...
OXYGEN deficiency is one of the most common of all categories of atmospheric hazards. It stands to reason that the sensors used to measure oxygen concentration are one of the most widely used types of ...
Throughout the year, Niterra introduced 36 new oxygen sensors, with an additional 16 launched on Oct. 29. The total 52 new ...
Monitoring oxygen levels in water has applications for oil spills, fish farming, brewing beer and more -- and a researcher is poised to help supply that need. The concept of oxygen sensors isn't new.
Apple’s long-running battle over the Apple Watch’s blood oxygen sensor has ramped up again, with a new trade review and a ...
In order to monitor a sick infant's blood oxygen levels, the baby typically has to wear adhesive sensors that are hard-wired to a relatively large bedside device. Soon, however, a wireless optical ...
NIH Funds Ulkuhan Guler’s Work To Build Technology That Will Use Dual-Mode Oxygenation Measurements and a Novel Algorithm to Mitigate the Skin-Color Bias for At-Risk Infants WORCESTER, ...
Masimo fight over watch‑based blood‑oxygen monitoring has escalated with a $634 million jury award and a fresh ITC review of Apple’s workaround.
A federal jury in California has ruled that Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) must pay Masimo Corporation (NASDAQ: MASI) $634 million ...
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