29Oct
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29Oct
Medical assistance device to debut at AAO – Toronto-based eSight to unveil 4 Vision which assists patients with low vison
Leading vision enhancement platform, eSight, announces that it is holding demonstrations of its newest medical device, eSight 4, for the first time at the American Academy of Optometry Conference in Boston this November. The wearable assistive technology allows people living with low vision and/or legal blindness to stay on the go while performing tasks of daily living, such as cooking, reading and commuting. The all-in-one head-mounted medical device improves visual acuity up to 20/20 for more than 20 different eye...
28Oct
Pyramid Biosciences Announces Initial Closing of Series B Financing for Clinical Program Acceleration
Pyramid Biosciences, Inc., a clinical stage, biotechnology company developing a portfolio of precision therapies targeting a wide range of molecularly-defined diseases, today announced the initial close of its Series B financing. The financing will support the clinical development of multiple programs focused on novel tropomyosin receptor kinase (TRK) modulators. The funding round was led by Oracle Investment Management, Inc., along with support from Adage Capital Management, Averill Master Fund, Ltd., J.W. Childs Associates L.P. as well as several other investors....
28Oct
ZetrOZ sam® Soft Tissue Healing Devices Help Veterans With Post-Op Recovery and Long-Term Pain Management
ZetrOZ's sustained acoustic medicine (sam®) therapy for home use is benefiting veterans in both postoperative recovery and longer-term pain management. Veterans themselves are providing testimonials. Read more >> "
26Oct
New Tech Could Protect Kids From Harmful Effects of Swallowing Tiny Batteries
New technology could protect children from the harmful effects of tiny batteries found in common everyday devices like remotes and toys. According to Poison Control, when a child swallows a button battery, the tissue in the esophagus creates a current, causing an alkaline burn similar to ingesting Drano. In a worst-case scenario, the battery can erode into a blood vessel. Scientists in Fairfield, Connecticut, are developing ChildLok -- button battery technology designed to deactivate batteries after they’ve been accidentally ingested...
26Oct
Wasabi Technologies Accelerates APAC Operations and Growth with New Storage Region in Osaka
Wasabi Technologies, the hot cloud storage company, today announced a new storage region in Osaka, Japan that will expand the availability and speed of services throughout the region following the launch of Wasabi’s Japanese headquarters in Tokyo in June 2021. Wasabi has strengthened its strategic partnership with NTT Communications Corporation, with NTT serving as the cornerstone tenant at the Osaka location while Wasabi expands its operations footprint to meet the exploding demand for cloud storage infrastructure in Japan and across...
26Oct
RevBio Looked Below the Ocean for a Novel Way to Treat Bone Fractures
With nearly two decades as an engineer in the medical device industry under his belt, Brian Hess, CEO of RevBio and co-inventor of Tetranite bone adhesive technology, has long held a palpable fascination with biomaterials. Read more >>
22Oct
HVAC Upgrades Aim to Reduce School Energy Use, COVID Spread
Though K-12 schools have been replacing outdated HVAC systems in recent years with air quality somewhat in mind, much of the focus of those capital projects had been largely on cutting energy costs and reducing carbon footprints in the fight against climate change. More recently, HVAC upgrades in schools have drawn the spotlight as a potential weapon in the arsenal against COVID-19, according to Dan Diehl, CEO of the indoor ventilation company Aircuity. Diehl said the need to replace outdated ventilation...
21Oct
eSight Announces Clinical Research Partnership with Ocular Health Centre’s EyeStart Inc.
Leading vision-enhancement platform, eSight, today announces a new research and development partnership with the Ocular Health Centre, one of Ontario’s top multi-doctor ophthalmology practices, and the cofounders of medical device incubator, EyeStart, Inc. Read more >>
20Oct