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WHAT AND WHY? HOW AND WITH WHOM? RESULTS, IMPACT AND RECOMMENDATIONS What next? Needle-free diabetes management Fast interstitial fluid sampling for non-invasive diabetes management Dr. Alejandro García Pérez, PhD. Over 400 MILLION people suffer from diabetes. Over 1.9 BILLION people are overweight (at risk of getting diabetes). Our technology promotes better management and prevention of diabetes by enabling convenient, non-invasive and painless glucose monitoring. We developed a patent pending solution to extract interstitial fluid from the dermis in a painless and non-invasive manner. The concentration of glucose in interstitial fluid is measured using state-of-the-art biosensors, and it correlates with blood glucose. Key collaborators and stakeholders: University of Helsinki, Åbo Akademi University, Business Finland, and IoT Forge Foundation. The project involved top experts from Finland, México, Russia and Canada. Results from a pilot study in healthy individuals showed that our technology meets the level of analytical accuracy required for regulatory clearance. This project has created a compelling foundation to establish GlucoModicum Oy (Y-tunnus: 2900506-7). Public Relations & Eco-system engagement with high impact audiences. Finalize the prototype Start early-phase clinical trials Apply for regulatory clearance Continue engagement with technology and pharma companies Patent pending technology for extraction of dermal interstitial fluid is tested in humans. Initial prototype built. We demonstrated that the solution can be implemented into a small formfactor. Final solution encompasses our novel interstitial fluid sampling method, state-of-the-art biosensors and a convenient user interface. Figure 1. Key achievements More information: Alejandro García Pérez [email protected] Partners: From academic research to scientific and societal impact

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Page 1: Dr. Alejandro García Pérez, PhD. Needle-free diabetes ... · Needle-free diabetes management Fast interstitial fluid sampling for non-invasive diabetes management Dr. Alejandro

WHAT AND WHY?

HOW AND WITH WHOM?

RESULTS, IMPACT AND RECOMMENDATIONS

What next?

Needle-free

diabetes management

Fast interstitial fluid sampling for non-invasive diabetes management

Dr. Alejandro García Pérez, PhD.

• Over 400 MILLION people suffer from diabetes.

• Over 1.9 BILLION people are overweight (at risk of getting diabetes).

• Our technology promotes better management and prevention of

diabetes by enabling convenient, non-invasive and painless glucose

monitoring.

We developed a patent pending solution to extract interstitial fluid from the

dermis in a painless and non-invasive manner. The concentration of

glucose in interstitial fluid is measured using state-of-the-art biosensors,

and it correlates with blood glucose.

Key collaborators and stakeholders: University of Helsinki, Åbo Akademi

University, Business Finland, and IoT Forge Foundation. The project

involved top experts from Finland, México, Russia and Canada.

Results from a pilot study in healthy individuals showed that our technology meets the level of analytical accuracy required for regulatory clearance.

This project has created a compelling foundation to establish GlucoModicum Oy (Y-tunnus: 2900506-7).

Public Relations & Eco-system engagement with high impact audiences.

Finalize the prototype

Start early-phase clinical trials

Apply for regulatory clearance

Continue engagement with technology and pharma companies

• Patent pending technology for extraction of dermal interstitial fluid

is tested in humans.

• Initial prototype built. We demonstrated that the solution can be

implemented into a small formfactor.

• Final solution encompasses our novel interstitial fluid sampling

method, state-of-the-art biosensors and a convenient user

interface.

Figure 1. Key achievements

More information:

Alejandro García Pérez

[email protected]

Partners:

From academic research to scientific and societal impact