World-first wearable diabetes monitor being developed with EU funding boost

World-First Wearable Diabetes Monitor Being Developed with EU Funding Boost

A Welsh business is developing a potentially revolutionary way of managing diabetes after receiving funding from the world’s largest research collaboration programme. Afon Technology Ltd is working on a world-first wearable non-invasive blood glucose sensor, which measures levels in real-time – eliminating the need for frequent and painful finger pricking. The Caldicot-based business received more than £2 million in funding from Horizon Europe …

The Córdoba Legislature welcomed the initiative “GlucoSense”, developed by sixth-year students of the Lutheran Concordia College, in the city of Córdoba, an innovative device that allows the measurement of blood glucose through a non-invasive method and improves the quality of life of people with diabetes. The approval was expressed through a project initiated by legislator Karen Acuña and joined, as co-authors, by legislators Ariela Szpanin, Do…

Advancements In Diabetes Monitoring: How Wearable Tech Is Improving Daily Management - Universe News Network

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Welsh firm behind innovative wearable blood glucose sensor in £2m funding boost

Afon Technology has secured funding from the EU's £80bn research and innovative programme Horizon

Welsh firm develops world-first wearable diabetes glucose monitor

Afon Technology Ltd is working on a world-first wearable non-invasive blood glucose sensor, which measures levels in real-time – eliminating the need for frequent and painful finger pricking. The Caldicot-based business received more than £2million in funding from Horizon Europe – the EU’s flagship £80 billion research and innovation programme – to fast track the development of its pioneering breakthrough. Called Glucowear, the sensor is worn on…

More than £2m for wearable diabetes monitor being developed in Wales

Afon Technology in Caldicot receives Horizon Europe funding for its pioneering, wearable and non-invasive blood glucose sensor  A potentially revolutionary way to monitor and manage diabetes is being developed by a Welsh business – and has just received a significant boost with funding from the world’s largest research collaboration programme.   Some 4.3m people in the UK currently live with diabetes, a medical condition where levels of glucose …