- In July 2022, The FDA approved iRhythm Technologies' Zio XT, an updated version of its Zio patch. The Zio XT can store an electrocardiogram (ECG) for up to 14 days, assisting healthcare professionals in diagnosing and managing arrhythmias—heart rhythm disorders. This advancement supports more accurate and prolonged monitoring of cardiac health
- In September 2021, VivaLNK launched a wearable sensor patch capable of tracking physiological indicators such as heart rate and respiration rate. This device provides continuous monitoring of vital signs, offering users and healthcare providers valuable data for managing health and wellness through a convenient, wearable solution
- In July 2021, B-Secur partnered with Texas Instruments to enhance IoT devices with advanced identification, wellness, and health monitoring features. Their collaboration aims to integrate these features into premium smartwatches and Wi-Fi-connected optical heart-rate monitors, improving the functionality and user experience of wearable health technology
- In February 2020, Dexcom and Insulet Corporation announced a partnership to integrate Dexcom G6 and Future G7 continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) into Insulet's Omnipod Horizon automated insulin delivery system. This integration aims to enhance diabetes management by combining real-time glucose monitoring with automated insulin delivery, offering improved control and convenience for users
