Wearable ViSi Mobile System lets doctors wirelessly monitor patients
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The ViSi Mobile system
ViSi Mobile chest unit
ViSi Mobile wrist unit
ViSi Mobile thumb sensor
ViSi Mobile blood pressure cuff
ViSi Mobile unit with blood pressure readout
The ViSi Mobile system
The ViSi Mobile system
ViSi Mobile desktop readout
ViSi Mobile desktop readout
Article Summary
Dr. McCoy’s tricoder isn't looking too futuristic these days. Not only are real life versions of the Star Trek device under development, but some new medical devices are making it look a bit old fashioned. Take, for example, the ViSi Mobile vital signs monitor built by Sotera Wireless of San Diego, California. This wearable sensor pack uses Wi-Fi technology and is claimed to allow doctors using a tablet or smartphone to remotely monitor patient vital signs with the accuracy of an intensive care unit.
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