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Nordic Semiconductor plays a key role in the realization of the wireless future. We remain passionately committed to ultra-low power wireless technology done right.
Nordic Semiconductor today announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire the IP portfolio of US-based artificial intelligence and machine learning company Atlazo. The agreement, at an undisclosed sum, includes employment agreements with Atlazo’s core team of eight people.
VOS Systems’ AlertTrace Mini uses Nordic’s nRF52840 SoC for contact tracing data transmission from device to gateway via Bluetooth LE
Temperature readings from millions of Kinsa Health smart thermometers, that all employ a Nordic Semiconductor nRF52810 System-on-Chip (SoC) to provide Bluetooth wireless connectivity to a paired smartphone app, is helping identify clusters of U.S. users with high temperatures and thus potential Covid-19 outbreaks in real-time
Proximity Monitor developed by Forkbeard Technologies and deployed by EY, employs Nordic nRF52811 and nRF52832 SoCs to monitor proximity data
Tags: nRF52811 , nRF52832 , Bluetooth LE , Connected Health , Wearables , nRF52 Series
Waire Health’s C-Detect employs Nordic nRF52840 SoC-based Laird module to provide continuous health monitoring, social distancing alerts and anonymous token tracing
OxiWear device uses Nordic nRF52840 SoC to process and relay sensor data via low power Bluetooth LE wireless connectivity
Until now, taking accurate bladder function measurements was both a labor-intensive and notoriously inaccurate process involving patients voiding (passing urine) into a large top hat-like plastic bucket (called a ‘commode hat’) and keeping manual logs of volume, time, and frequency. A compact and portable battery-powered handheld device promises to revolutionize the sector
This level of automation maximizes the use of scarce resources in various medical, healthcare, assisted living and public health applications that have been transformed by Covid-19 and are being forced to use the IoT to do 10x more with 10x less. By not only being able to identify problems, but in the majority of cases also uniquely diagnose the specific source of the problem, accurate remedies can be delivered without time-consuming and costly human interventions while improving patient wellbeing and standards of care and reducing the spread of infectious diseases