Every day we help people record and transmit data using mobile technologies. Whether the information comes from medical sensors or machines in a factory we provide secure, dependable, user friendly wireless solutions for access to expertise anytime, from anywhere. By starting a new wave of life, we are empowering you to change the way you work, live and play.

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Cyberfab reaches 10 million heartbeat recording and transmission with Bluetooth ECG and pulse oximeter.
Crolles, May 18 2005.

Since May 2003, Cyberfab has been using Bluetooth ECG for new services based on wireless physiological monitoring and in the fall of 2004 we added pulse oximetry to our list of products. Sensors for pulse oximetry can be placed on a finger or an ear lobe and can be worn comfortably for extended periods of time to indicate heart rate and oxygen saturation levels.
This milestone shows the reliability of the hardware and it is an important step to strengthen current and future customer trust.

The small form factor of our systems combined with user friendly software running on mobile devices bring state of the art into every day life. The field of applications is wide as the devices can be used for services ranging from sports monitoring to sleep apnea diagnostic or emergency medicine.

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New in Applications

• Mobile phone based safety and life support system for elderly people, a poster from Yonezawa Labs, Hiroshima Institute of Technology, Japan (590 KB)

NEW in EMS

• Using wireless technology to develop an effective personal telemedicine service, Dr William Scanlon, University of Ulster (213 KB)

NEW in Library

• An article published in February 2005 regarding wound management using camera phones (Swiss team of dermatologists)
• Transmitting patient data via GSM, University of Karlsruhe (146 KB)
• Wireless veterinary applications :
  While doctors and insurers still deny the right of citizens to benefit from mobile physiological monitoring, some researchers are beginning to wonder if veterinary applications may not be better suited for deploying wireless technologies on a wider scale. Subsidies available for agriculture will also lower the costs of implementation.

In our Library section, you can access two papers about real time health diagnosis of cattle, describing the prototypes developed by Kansas State University. The team developed and used the following sensors: Bluetooth oximeter, heart rate, respiratory rate, accelerometer and temperature module for a wearable system to be used in mobile veterinary health assesment.

Papers:

• BMOO presentation: Cows go wireless with Bluetooth (2.8MB)
• BMOO paper: The Milka cow is purple; will cows in 2010 have blue teeth? (1.1MB)

NEW in Industry Watch

• National Semiconductors' view for Bluetooth enabled medical devices
• IBM's Mobile Health kit
• Bluetooth SIG and UWB to work together May 4, 2005 | Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
• Healthcare monitoring of mobile patients
• Taking the pulse of Europe's e-health market: (Source IST Project results)
• Smart textiles for wireless physiological monitoring: ((Source IST Project results)

Press Release

• Cyberfab and Alive Technologies Unveil BlueMedics™ “ Life-Saving Cell Phone”

New in Tips and Technology

• Fuel cell running on blood developed by team in Japan
• EnOcean

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Français

Pour plus d'informations sur notre systeme eMediate pour la télémedecine, vous pouvez télécharger notre brochure. Notre produit permet d'enregistrer des paramètres vitaux via Bluetooth , les comprimer et de les envoyer automatiquement vers un serveur distant grace à la touche QuickDoc. Les fichiers transmis peuvent etre téléchargés et visualisés sur un PDA ou un PC.