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WearTech Applied Research Center | Phoenix, Arizona We accelerate bringing breakthrough wearable health and human performance technology to market. We accelerate bringing breakthrough wearable health and performance technology to market. Wearable.
Biomedical. Transformational. WearTech Applied Research Center connects entrepreneurs and companies seeking to commercialize emerging healthcare technology with world-class research teams working at the forefront of wearable, biomedical innovation.
Innovations born in the lab become new opportunities for industry investment or startup creation. Our applied research process shortens the path to FDA approval and commercialization. Our expert partners across Arizona’s health ecosystem provide support to drive product-market fit.
Opened in fall 2019 in Phoenix’s vibrant biomedical district, WearTech Center features an engineering and prototyping lab, conference and coworking space and close proximity to clinical and research partners. Lives saved by wearables in 2020 Applied research solves for the age-old innovation lag between idea and real world application. Dr. Hanqing Jiang describes why.
What if we could predict a fall Applied research connects investigations to patient populations. Dr. Thurmon Lockhart explains how. What if we could predict a fall Dr. Thurmon Lockhart explains how applied research combined with common smartphone technology can save lives.
WearTech: One of Arizona's newest wearable tech companies Wearable technology initiative receives $1. 6M in funding from Arizona Commerce Authority WearTech Applied Research Center and GoX Labs Unveil Made-in-Arizona Superhuman Exoskeleton With WearTech funding, we were able to get the clinical validation piece , which we could not have done... that’s why we’re so excited."
WearTech Principal Investigator WearTech not only assisted with the research and production of my device, but allowed me to learn how to teach patients and doctors on how this device can help improve their life ." WearTech provides that landing place for entrepreneurs and innovators to really get their start." Michael Lawton, President & CEO of Barrow Neurological Institute, Thank you for subscribing!
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