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Yeongjoon Gil, Ph.D.Founder & CEO
INNOVATION for HUMAN
We are working to disrupt the healthcare industry
through wearable technology .
HUiNNO is a new innovative Blood Pressure Monitor that can be worn on your
wrist to instantaneously detect blood pressure, heart rate, ECG, and more
WHAT IS ONE OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT VITAL SIGN?
BLOOD PRESSURE
Hypertension (High BP) is a leading cause of stroke, heart attack, dementia, kidney failure, etc.
PROBLEM
406,351total death
(2007)
1death in every
1.3minute
If you can continuously be aware of
Blood Pressure to manage and
control hypertension,
you can significantly reduce risk of
life-threatening complications
[1] Jeffrey J. Goldberger, Michael E. Cain, Stefan H. Hohnloser, Alan H. Kadish, Bradley P. Knight, Michael S. Lauer, Barry J. Maron, Richard L. Page, Rod S. Passman, David Siscovick, William G. Stevenson, Douglas P. Zipes, “American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology Foundation/Heart Rhythm Society Scientific Statement on Noninvasive Risk Stratification Techniques for Identifying Patients at Risk for Sudden Cardiac Death”, Circulation 2008, pp. 1497-1518, 2009.
PROBLEM
Existing monitors cannot measure blood
pressure continuously and conveniently
BP Monitors are very difficult and inconvenient to use
PROBLEM
All current devices are
• PRESSURE & CUFF BASED
• VERY SLOW
• CAN’T USE CONTINUOUSLY
• UNCOMFORTABLE
• INACCURATE
Lots of things can mess up your blood pressure
PROBLEM
Cause BP can appear higher by[2,3]
A full bladder 10 – 15 mmHg
An unsupported back 5 – 10 mmHg
Unsupported feet 5 – 10 mmHg
Crossed legs 2 – 8 mmHg
Cuff over clothing 10 – 40 mmHg
Unsupported arm 10mmHg
A conversation or is talking 10 - 15 mmHg
[1] http://www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/ama-wire/ama-wire/post/doctor-quickly-improved-patients-blood-pressure-readings[2] Pickering, et al. Circulation 2005[3] O’Brien, et al. Blood Press Mon. 2002
SOLUTION
CIRCLO
INSTANT BLOOD PRESSURE
HIGHLY ACCURATE
CONVENIENT
1-seconds to measure BP
Provide up to 94% accuracy viacombining biometrics (ECG + PTT + SpO2 )
No cuffs or pressures to measure continuous and accurate BP
CIRCLO by HUiNNO
50 subject clinic trial at Pusan National University hospital
Provide BP measurement up to
94% Accuracyvia combining biometrics ( ECG + PTT + SpO2 )
95%+ accuracy receives
Grade Afrom BHS (British Hypertension Society)
42%
70%
86%
68%
84%
94%
≤5mmHg ≤10mmHg ≤15mmHg
PTT PTT(t), SpO2(t), ECG(t)
Blood Pressure Calculation Algorithm(Patent in KR: 10-2013-0116158)
Highly accurate ( 94% )
COMPETITIONS
Cuff-free measurement of blood pressure using PTT[1]
Latest Researches On Wearable BPMs
Offline analysis comprised (1) the automatic extraction of PTT values from ECG and PPG signals, (2) the evaluation of the ST and MT device accuracy by comparison of estimated and reference BP values.
Through the calibration step, the parameters mS/mD and qS/qD of the systolic/diastolic linear models were estimated in each subject.
[1] Masè M, Mattei W, Cucino R, Faes L, Nollo G., “Feasibility of cuff-free measurement of systolic and diastolic arterial blood pressure.,” J Electrocardiol. 2011 Mar, Vol. 44, No. 2, pp 201-207
Cuff-free measurement of blood pressure using PTT
- MIT Media lab- Specification: Using PTT
- Inventors: Jae-Geol Cho, etc- Original Assignee: Samsung Electronics - Section: Human Necessities- Classification: Medical Or Veterinary Science; Hygiene- Specification: Method and apparatus for cufflessly and non-invasively measuring wrist blood pressure in association with communication device
Latest Researches On Wearable BPMs
HUiNNO vs Other Wearable BPMs
1) ECG - Electrocardiogram
2) SpO2 - Saturation of peripheral Oxygen
Developer Parameter Accurate Instant ContinuousBiofeedback
Platform
Visi Mobile Oscillation
Withings Oscillation
Bpro PPG
Samsung
Electronics PTT
MIT
PrototypePTT
OUR
DEVICEECG1) + PTT + SpO2
2)
Wearables Are Totally Failing [WIRED.com]
As of September 30, there were 266 wearable devices on the market [1]
[1] http://www.wired.com/2014/11/where-fitness-trackers-fail/
Smart Watches
Wearables Are Totally Failing [WIRED.com]
Wearable medical devices are currently a $2.8b market and will grow 25% p.a. by 2019 to $8.3b[1].
[1] http://mordorintelligence.com/product/global-wearable-market-growth-trends-and-forecasts-2014-2019/
$2.8 B2014
$8.3 B2019
Smart Watches
Wearable devices can’t measure Blood Pressure
Smart Watches
All of the wearable devices are focusing more on healthcare, but no device can measure the most vital sign:
BLOOD PRESSURE
MARKET
$1.2 Billionin 2015
103MillionHypertensive Patients
Blood Pressure monitoring market to
grow to 1.2 Billion USD in 2015
(HIS Media Group 2013)
32.5% of adults in the U.S.
over 20 suffer from hypertension
(M brain trend monitor 2014.02)
Blood Pressure Monitor + Smart Watch Market
MARKET
Increase in demand for blood pressure measurement in smart devices
DEVICE APP / SERVICE CLOUD PLATFORM
16580
CUSTOMERS HEALTHCARE
Business Model
June.2014Incorporation in US
Dec.2014Working Mock-up
July.2014
Incorporation in KR
Q1.2015
Clinic trial
Q2.2015FDA Process Begin
Q4.2015Launching
Q3.2015
Mass product
Milestone
