Develops medical solutions based on acoustic and ultra-sonic
technologies. Developer of a non-invasive blood glucose measuring
device.
Employees: 11
Professionals: 9
Overview
INTEGRITY APPLICATIONS has been established in 2001, in order to
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focus on innovations, state of the art technologies and unique
applications. Based on rich experience and highly recognized
development skills, the company is focused on ultrasound
technology as a major building block.
INTEGRITY APPLICATIONS intends to bring a major change to the
Diabetic world, by introducing the first, real non-invasive
device, which can measure Glucose level with high accuracy and
reliability. The device will be capable with measuring both,
singular and continuous (trend analysis) measurements.
Next generation devices will cover variety of issues within the
Diabetic wide field, such as warning against Hypoglycemia
situations (during day time and while asleep), premature babies,
closing the loop for CSII, etc.
INTEGRITY APPLICATIONS has developed GlucoTrack - A Real
Non-Invasive Glucose Level Monitor
In order to achieve high level of measurements' reliability
(accuracy and repeatability), GlucoTrack uses three independent
technologies, which are being used simultaneously. Each
measurement is done actually three times, with three different
methods, while the results are compared and averaged by an
advanced algorithm. The whole process is done automatically,
without user interference.
The technologies GlucoTrack uses are Ultra Sound, conductivity
and heat capacity. The measured data are analyzed and processed,
while the combined result of blood's glucose level is displayed
on a digital screen. The technologies and their combination,
including the algorithm in use, are patent pending.
By using the three technologies, GlucoTrack recalibrates itself
frequently, so that the measurement's reliability is kept.
The device is operated by batteries, and contains two parts: main
unit (table mounted or belt carried), and earring, which contains
the sensors (attached to the user's earlobe).
