Home Health Monitor Sends Wireless Data to Your Doctor
Posted on 02 June 2009
Interesting little device over at jkOnTheRun from a few months ago:
Take Tunstall’s RTX3371 Wireless Telehealth Monitor, for example. The device just cleared the U.S. FDA and uses a slower GPRS cellular radio to receive and send data.
Vital signs are wirelessly collected from other compatible devices like weight scales and blood pressure units; the stats can then be forwarded on to doctors or hospitals by using the integrated cellular radio. As if that weren’t enough, the RTX3371 offers voice functionality for questionnaires on how a patient is feeling.
I still want to see this done by just one device… my smartphone.
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