Vivonics, Inc.
Vivonics is dedicated to creating innovative solutions to unmet needs in human health and wellness. They focus on developing mobile physiological monitoring, advanced diagnostics, non-invasive interventions, and clinical decision support technologies. Their team comprises engineers and scientists across biomedical, mechanical, electrical/computer engineering, and clinical research disciplines, supported by a network of clinical and academic collaborators. Vivonics works in multidisciplinary teams to develop technologies that improve health outcomes in challenging environments.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Patents
System and method for detecting and/or monitoring the presence of at least one of pneumothorax, hemopneumothorax, or hemothorax in a living subject using one or more light sources and one or more light detectors
US-12336805-B2
View DetailsSystem and method for noninvasively measuring blood alcohol concentration using light
US-12109040-B2
View DetailsSystem and method for non-invasively determining an indication and/or an assessment of intracranial pressure
US-11992302-B2
View DetailsTranscatheter device and minimally invasive method for constricting and adjusting blood flow through a blood vessel
US-11980369-B2
View DetailsContactless system and method for assessing and/or determining hemodynamic parameters and/or vital signs
US-11426076-B2
View Details
System and method for detecting and/or monitoring the presence of at least one of pneumothorax, hemopneumothorax, or hemothorax in a living subject using one or more light sources and one or more light detectors
US-12336805-B2
View DetailsSystem and method for noninvasively measuring blood alcohol concentration using light
US-12109040-B2
View DetailsSystem and method for non-invasively determining an indication and/or an assessment of intracranial pressure
US-11992302-B2
View DetailsTranscatheter device and minimally invasive method for constricting and adjusting blood flow through a blood vessel
US-11980369-B2
View DetailsContactless system and method for assessing and/or determining hemodynamic parameters and/or vital signs
US-11426076-B2
View DetailsProducts
Portable intranasal brain cooling device
Portable intranasal cooling system designed to rapidly lower brain temperature for neuroprotection in austere or emergency settings.
Wearable multimodal monitoring patch and e-textile system
Wearable patch and e-textile-enabled systems for continuous acquisition of physiological signals for operational performance and casualty monitoring.
Insole system with integrated pressure/temperature sensing and active cooling
Insole and footwear system that monitors plantar pressure, shear and localized temperature and provides embedded active cooling to reduce risk of diabetic foot ulceration.
Contactless NIR tissue viability imaging system
Non-contact imaging device using near-infrared layered imaging to assess tissue hemodynamics and guide wound treatment or surgical excision.
Wearable non-invasive blood alcohol estimation system
Wearable system for continuous, non-invasive estimation of blood alcohol concentration for monitoring in treatment or research contexts.
Portable visually evoked potential (VEP) monitor
Portable device for measurement of visually evoked potentials to support brain function evaluation at point-of-care.
Portable intranasal brain cooling device
Portable intranasal cooling system designed to rapidly lower brain temperature for neuroprotection in austere or emergency settings.
Wearable multimodal monitoring patch and e-textile system
Wearable patch and e-textile-enabled systems for continuous acquisition of physiological signals for operational performance and casualty monitoring.
Insole system with integrated pressure/temperature sensing and active cooling
Insole and footwear system that monitors plantar pressure, shear and localized temperature and provides embedded active cooling to reduce risk of diabetic foot ulceration.
Contactless NIR tissue viability imaging system
Non-contact imaging device using near-infrared layered imaging to assess tissue hemodynamics and guide wound treatment or surgical excision.
Wearable non-invasive blood alcohol estimation system
Wearable system for continuous, non-invasive estimation of blood alcohol concentration for monitoring in treatment or research contexts.
Portable visually evoked potential (VEP) monitor
Portable device for measurement of visually evoked potentials to support brain function evaluation at point-of-care.
Services
End-to-end development of non-invasive and wearable medical devices including concept design, prototyping, sensor integration and embedded electronics.
Preparation, award management and technical execution of SBIR/STTR and other government research contracts with DoD and NIH sponsors.
Coordination and execution of pilot clinical studies in partnership with medical centers to validate device performance and clinical utility.
Support for technology transfer, IP licensing negotiations and identifying commercialization partners.
Design and production of instrumented medical mannequins and procedural training systems for trauma and clinical skills training.
End-to-end development of non-invasive and wearable medical devices including concept design, prototyping, sensor integration and embedded electronics.
Preparation, award management and technical execution of SBIR/STTR and other government research contracts with DoD and NIH sponsors.
Coordination and execution of pilot clinical studies in partnership with medical centers to validate device performance and clinical utility.
Support for technology transfer, IP licensing negotiations and identifying commercialization partners.
Design and production of instrumented medical mannequins and procedural training systems for trauma and clinical skills training.
Expertise Areas
- Wearable medical device development
- Physiological monitoring and sensor fusion
- Digital health and remote patient monitoring
- Neurological monitoring and non-invasive neurotherapies
Key Technologies
- Wearable multi-sensor patches
- Conductive e-textiles
- Miniaturized integrated circuitry and low-power embedded systems
- Near-infrared (NIR) tissue imaging
News & Updates
Vivonics received a $999,962 contract from the U.S. Marine Corps for the development of the Intranasal Cooling for Encephalopathy Prevention in Combat Casualties (ICEPICC) system, aimed at mitigating traumatic brain injury in combat trauma care.
Vivonics received a grant from the NIH-NIDCD for the development of Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation technology to treat symptoms of Ménière's disease, which causes vertigo and balance issues.
Vivonics presented at the Military Health System Research Symposium 2024, showcasing ongoing projects and research in military medical technologies.
Vivonics received a $197,000 contract from the Department of Defense for the development of the Continuous Thermal Strain Monitoring and Prevention (CTS-MAP) system, aimed at preventing heat stress in military personnel.
Vivonics received a $1.3 million contract from the U.S. Army for the development of the Vestibular Intervention via Portable Electrical Stimulator (VIPES) system, aimed at correcting balance disorders after traumatic brain injury.
Vivonics licensed its intra-nasal brain cooling technology to NeuroIntact, Inc., a start-up focused on preserving brain function, to develop products for neurological protection in critical care.
Vivonics received a $999,962 contract from the U.S. Marine Corps for the development of the Intranasal Cooling for Encephalopathy Prevention in Combat Casualties (ICEPICC) system, aimed at mitigating traumatic brain injury in combat trauma care.
Vivonics received a grant from the NIH-NIDCD for the development of Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation technology to treat symptoms of Ménière's disease, which causes vertigo and balance issues.
Vivonics presented at the Military Health System Research Symposium 2024, showcasing ongoing projects and research in military medical technologies.
Vivonics received a $197,000 contract from the Department of Defense for the development of the Continuous Thermal Strain Monitoring and Prevention (CTS-MAP) system, aimed at preventing heat stress in military personnel.
Vivonics received a $1.3 million contract from the U.S. Army for the development of the Vestibular Intervention via Portable Electrical Stimulator (VIPES) system, aimed at correcting balance disorders after traumatic brain injury.
Vivonics licensed its intra-nasal brain cooling technology to NeuroIntact, Inc., a start-up focused on preserving brain function, to develop products for neurological protection in critical care.