cosinuss°
cosinuss° is a medical technology company based in Munich, Germany, that is pioneering an ultralight monitoring solution in Europe for situations and use cases where the currently available monitoring solutions fail. The company specializes in in-ear biosensor technology connected to mobile devices for local application, and/or additional cloud-based analytics, supporting real-time local and remote patient monitoring for medical care in challenging operations, in remote environments, clinical trials, remote patient monitoring, and telemedicine. The solution is currently only available for sale in Europe.
cosinuss°
Kistlerhofstraße 60, 81379 Munich, Germany
Patents
Apparatus, which is insertable into an ear canal, for detecting physiological parameters
2025-03-25 • US-12257076-B2
View DetailsElastic sensor for measuring vital parameters in the auditory canal
2019-11-19 • US-10478123-B2
View DetailsWhat We Do
Claims in Europe only: A small & ultralight wearable sensor continuously measuring pulse rate, blood oxygen saturation, body temperature with wireless data transmission to a local device and/or transmission to a cloud-based server.
A mobile application for Android and Apple devices to receive, visualize, store and make accessible vital signs data.
Provision of cloud infrastructure for health data collection, secure storage, analytics, visualization, and documentation in compliance with health data regulations in Europe.
Psychological and Cognitive Health and Performance
Key People
News & Updates
Special mention for innovation in mobile wearable health technology.
CE MDR certification achieved for medical-grade wearable sensor hardware.
Recognition for product design in medical technology.
Results from a study on remote telemonitoring of oncology patients using in-ear sensors, highlighting technical feasibility and patient experience.
Interview on acceptance and usability of sensor-based monitoring in cancer patients during a clinical study.
Case study of large-scale mobile patient monitoring implementation at mass casualty event during Oktoberfest.
