Infineon announced an exciting program at CES 2022 today.
Featuring in one of the announced activities today, in the panel below ,and in extremely esteemed company, is Blumio.
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Don't miss the panel entitled Unlocking Innovation and New Applications with Radar on Thursday, January 6, 2022 from 11:00 to 11:40 am PT, located in the LVCC North Hall N259. This 40-minute moderated panel will include Infineon's Vice President of Power and Sensor Solutions Preet Sibia, along with executives from Google, Blumio, Texas Instruments and Ford.
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For any newbies, we have the following relationship with Blumio.
From our annual report
CardieX group companies also have several ongoing partnerships, investments, and development efforts, including a Co-Development Agreement (CDA) with Silicon Valley-based company Blumio, that integrates ATCOR’s proprietary technology into the Blumio radar sensor that is in development targeting 24-hour ambulatory monitoring of cardiovascular patients. ATCOR also holds a USD$600K convertible note in Blumio which converts into 8% of Blumio, with a further 2% on the achievement of certain milestones.
From Blumio's website:
We built Blumio from the ground up with an audacious idea: to create a sensor that can measure blood pressure without applying any pressure on the body. We have teamed up with major medical device and semiconductor companies to invent a health sensor that can be integrated into next generation health monitoring devices. ( Cardiex, Roche and Infineon ).
Blumio’s sensor uses radar to capture cardiovascular signals from the body. We say “cardiovascular signal” because this signal allows us to extract cardiovascular metrics including pulse rate, blood pressure, and pulse wave velocity (a measure of arterial stiffness). Our sensor can pick up a signal anywhere pulses can be felt, offering extensive flexibility when it comes to developing new products or integrating into an existing one. The sensor is also compact, making it suitable for wearable applications.
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