Dia-Vit


Dia-Vit is focused on developing non-invasive blood glucose measurement solutions using innovative biosensors. Their technology enables continuous, effortless blood glucose tracking without finger pricking, aiming to improve diabetes management and lifestyle applications. The company emphasizes advanced AI, patented sensor technology, and modular design for integration into various devices.

Industries

manufacturing
medical
medical-device

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

Dia-Vit

London, UK and Ljubljana, Slovenia


Patents

Device for non-invasive measurement of blood sugar level

US-10278622-B2

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Products

Wearable continuous non-invasive glucose monitoring device

A wearable device designed to measure blood glucose continuously without finger-pricks, providing regular measurements, out-of-range alarms, and wireless delivery of results to a mobile app.

Non-invasive finger-clip glucose measurement device (prototype)

A finger-clip form-factor sensor that measures blood glucose by placing a finger on the sensor and reporting results to a companion mobile app.


Services

Modular sensor and algorithm technology provided for embedding into third-party wearable or portable products through partnerships.

Provision of pre-production devices and support for clinical validation studies to estimate real-world accuracy.

Collaborative research and prototype development for sensor form-factors (e.g., finger-clip) and wearable iterations.

Expertise Areas

  • Non-invasive glucose sensing
  • Wearable device development
  • Optical spectroscopy and photonics
  • AI-based biosignal processing
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Key Technologies

  • Multi-wavelength optical spectroscopy
  • Optical sensing / opto-electronics
  • Wearable sensor hardware
  • AI-driven signal processing algorithms
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News & Updates

In May 2021, Dia-Vit was granted a Certificate of compliance with ISO 13485:2016 for medical device development.

In early 2021, Dia-Vit produced 200 pre-production non-invasive measurement devices for clinical trials.

During 2019-2020, the project was co-financed by the Republic of Slovenia and the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund.

In 2017, a new generation finger-clip prototype was developed and used for independent clinical validation.

Founded in 2015 in London, UK, with an R&D lab in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Achieved certification for medical device development in May 2021.


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