Wearabledose, Inc
Developer of a skin-applied, disposable radiation dosimetry patch based on an electronic polymer particle detector. The technology is positioned for use in radiotherapy to measure radiation intensity and spatial distribution on patients and to support occupational radiation monitoring. The organization publishes news of participation in accelerator programs, government features, and industry awards.
Industries
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Products
Skin-applied adhesive radiation dosimeter patch
Disposable, adhesive patch incorporating an electronic polymer particle detector to measure radiation intensity and spatial distribution when applied to a patient’s skin.
Skin-applied adhesive radiation dosimeter patch
Disposable, adhesive patch incorporating an electronic polymer particle detector to measure radiation intensity and spatial distribution when applied to a patient’s skin.
Services
Participation in external accelerator cohorts, grant programs, and industry selection processes to support commercialization and technology development.
Participation in external accelerator cohorts, grant programs, and industry selection processes to support commercialization and technology development.
Expertise Areas
- Precision radiation dosimetry
- Wearable medical device development
- Radiotherapy measurement and monitoring
- Occupational radiation exposure monitoring
Key Technologies
- Electronic polymer particle detectors
- Wearable adhesive sensor patches
- Radiation intensity measurement
- Spatial dose mapping
News & Updates
Recognition referenced on the company site linking to a social post about an award.
Feature article by the U.S. Department of Energy describing the potential of a wearable patch for cancer treatment monitoring.
Announcement of selection to a VentureWell medtech commercialization cohort.
Listing referencing selection by a BARDA SPARK program to advance radiation therapy technologies.
Referenced participation in industry pitch competitions and finalist placements.
Company referenced in a social post as MedTech Innovation of the Year 2025.
Recognition referenced on the company site linking to a social post about an award.
Feature article by the U.S. Department of Energy describing the potential of a wearable patch for cancer treatment monitoring.
Announcement of selection to a VentureWell medtech commercialization cohort.
Listing referencing selection by a BARDA SPARK program to advance radiation therapy technologies.
Referenced participation in industry pitch competitions and finalist placements.
Company referenced in a social post as MedTech Innovation of the Year 2025.