University of Arizona researchers have developed an affordable precision brace technology for carpal tunnel relief, delivering targeted compression and customized comfort to transform hand health.

ProxyBio’s organoid platform allows for the high-throughput feature-rich investigation of physiologically relevant systems and translation of results through artificial intelligence for drug discovery or personalized medicine.

We offer a novel topical treatment for ocular degeneration that restores neuronal function and vision with a simple eye drop.

Senfina offers in vivo whole life drug discovery services for aging and age-related diseases based on a multi-feature high-throughput imaging platform using C. elegans as a model organism.

Occult Tethered Cord Syndrome (TCS) is a serious medical condition often detected before birth. If the spinal cord is not free it can result in several other urological problems and can result in a life-long disability.

Many cancer drugs suffer from severe adverse effects due to acute high exposure and inadequate distribution to tumors. This technology provides a vehicle for the preferred delivery of existing and approved drugs to tumor environments and local release of the active agent, thereby focusing exposure to tissues in need and reducing unwanted side effects.

UArizona researchers have created an AI powered data-driven tool to forecast a personalized due date window for expectant mothers utilizing data from commonly worn personal devices like smart rings at various periods in gestation.

The fall detection system runs on built-in instability metrics that assess the fall precursors and assist users in correcting posture and regaining balance. Using a stream of data from multiple cameras, our algorithm calculates, in real-time, several posture metrics for identifying potential falls. It then provides individualized posture correction feedback using both audio and a wearable haptic device or can trigger wearable robotics for fall protection.