Scientists at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU) in Germany recently created dissolvable crystallized milk capsules that might replace coffee creamer someday. Similar to sugar cubes filled with condensed milk, the crystalline pods dissolve when plopped into a hot drink, like coffee or tea.
Smart socks are a medical spinoff that uses temperature sensors to detect and prevent inflammation and swelling in diabetic patients. These socks were developed by Siren Care Company. Patients with type 1 and 2 diabetes suffer from leg edema that can lead to serious problems, including infection and limb amputations. It is critically important to detect inflammation in the early stages in order to prevent undesirable consequences.
SugarBEAT is the clever patch, which continuously measures blood glucose level was developed by Nemaura Medical. The main goal of Nemaura Medical is to gain control over the acutest health problems. The founder of this company id Dr. Faz Chowdhury. He is Masters of Microsystems and Nanotechnology from Cranfield University, the UK, and a Ph.D. from Oxford University for the delivery of nano-drugs. According to Dr. Faz Chowdhury, their technology is convenient for the patient as it works without needles and monitors health status, providing individual feedback on glucose, lactate and other indicators. The company conducted research with the participation of 160 patients to confirm the effectiveness of this device.
Ava is the first fertility-tracking wearable device designed for women which collects hormonal and other health data. Lea von Bidder is 26 years old, she is the founder and CEO of the company. Ava bracelet is able to determine fertility with 89% per cent accuracy whether a woman is trying to get pregnant or not. The medical technology company is focused on innovations in women’s reproductive health. Ava bracelet changes the game on the current ovulation-tracking market.
The alternative alcohol synthesis drink was developed by the team of British researchers led by Professor David Nutt, Director of the Neuropsychopharmacology Unit at Imperial College, London. The scientists are intended to commercialise the new Alcosynth product that imitates the positive effects of alcohol but reduces the risk of a headache and harmful impact at organs through the spinoff company Alcarelle Ltd.
The bottle that analyzes the quality of water and instantly cleans it due to built-in filters. Spinoff was developed by the American company Ecomo. The Ecomo team consists of environmental engineers, electrical engineers, mechanical engineering specialists, software development specialists, business development specialists.
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