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University of Central Lancashire
| Project | My-Pad – My pre-void alerting device |
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| Description |
The University of Lancashire’s project focused on reaching a proof of concept stage for a new form of intelligent alarm system that is able to detect the likelihood of wetting (at the pre-void stage) and thereby minimise childhood episodes of nocturnal enuresis. |
| Funding | £ 83,333 |
| Competition | Competition 7 - Child and Maternal Health |
| Competition Date | May 2014 |
| Health Innovation Network Partner | North West Coast AHSN |
Digital Creativity in Disability
| Project | WarnDry – novel enuresis alarm |
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| Description |
Digital Creativity in Disability is developing a novel enuresis alarm, WarnDry that predicts enuresis as well as providing a package integrating sensors, processors and a mobile application. It is intended the product will learn and be able to predict from a body of collected data patterns of behaviour that occur before an incidence of nocturnal enuresis. |
| Funding | £ 714,488 |
| Competition | Competition 7 - Child and Maternal Health |
| Competition Date | May 2014 |
| Categories | Social care |
| Health Innovation Network Partner | North West Coast AHSN |
| Website | http://digitalcredis.co.uk/ |
Biosensors
| Project | Investigating the use of miniature, wireless and disposable transdermal sensors to measure levels of various bio-chemical markers in a patient’s blood, without using invasive procedures |
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| Description |
BioSensors is a joint venture company of Liverpool John Moores University and Med ePad Ltd. The company is developing the BioSensor Array, which is proposed to be a flexible sensor pad designed to be attached to a patient in order to wirelessly transmit regular estimates of a range of blood biovariables. These estimates will be obtained indirectly by means of non-invasive transdermal electromagnetic wave detection rather than requiring the use of blood sampling which in small babies carries a risk of infection, bruising and pain. |
| Funding | £ 791,321 |
| Competition | Competition 7 - Child and Maternal Health |
| Competition Date | May 2014 |
| Categories | Blood , Children and Young people , Infection |
| Health Innovation Network Partner | North West Coast AHSN |
| Website | http://www.medepad.com/ |