Ohmedics


Developer of patented bioelectronic sensing platforms for non-invasive, real-time measurement. Technologies target wearable wound diagnostics, skin-mounted digital health sensors and electrochemical microbiome/bacterial analysis. Focus areas include medical research, sensor engineering and commercial partnerships to integrate sensing platforms into healthcare, beauty, personal care and digital health products.

Industries

Biotechnology Research

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

Ohmedics

Glasgow, Glasgow City, United Kingdom, Europe


Products

Wound moisture monitoring system (dressing-integrated sensor and meter)

A dressing-integrated moisture sensing system and associated meter designed to provide continuous, real-time moisture measurements to support wound management without removing dressings. (Product documentation and user manuals are available.)

WoundSense

The first real-time sensor in the world to be licensed for use in a patient's dressing, enabling clinicians or patients to monitor moisture in the wound without disturbing it.

Rapid Disposable Microbial Sensors

Rapid disposable and clinically verified microbial sensors providing clinicians the power to diagnose infection within minutes.

Wearable Wound Diagnostics

Change the practice, not the dressing with wearable wound diagnostics.

Bacterial Sensing

Combating antibiotic resistance through fast detection of infection.

Skin Wearable Digital Health

Healthcare on the go skin wearable digital health technology.


Services

Collaborative services for licensing, product development and joint research to integrate sensing technologies into third-party products and experiences.

Expertise Areas

  • Wearable diagnostics
  • Wound monitoring
  • Skin-wearable biochemical sensing
  • Electrochemical bacterial/microbiome sensing
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Key Technologies

  • Bioelectronic sensing platforms
  • Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS)
  • Skin-mounted wearable sensors
  • Electrochemical biosensors
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News & Updates

Article on wound moisture sensing applied to traumatic wounds, referenced on company resources.

Publication on wearable wound sensors and dressing change management (International Wound Journal, 2015).

Research article on non-blood biochemical measurement relevant to skin-wearable sensors (Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 2012).

Research on biosensor detection of Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PLOS ONE, 2014).

Study on electrochemical detection methods for Staphylococcus aureus (Biosensors & Bioelectronics, 2018).


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