A Korean-Swedish consortium featuring HoneyNaps and Xantage AB has secured a Eurostars grant to advance non-invasive neurological monitoring technology through skin-mounted sensor development.
HoneyNaps has been selected for a prestigious Eurostars R&D project, a collaborative initiative involving academic institutions like Yonsei and Uppsala University alongside Xantage AB. This partnership validates the company's technological potential in developing non-invasive, skin-mounted sensors for continuous intracranial pressure and sleep signal monitoring, positioning it for significant R&D advancement.
The project aims to develop a non-invasive platform using skin-mounted sensors to continuously monitor intracranial pressure and sleep signals.
The consortium includes HoneyNaps, Yonsei University, Dankook University, Uppsala University, and Xantage AB.
Xantage AB is part of a Korean-Swedish consortium selected for a Eurostars project, which may enhance its R&D portfolio.
HoneyNaps and Xantage AB have been selected for a prestigious Eurostars R&D project to develop a non-invasive neurological monitoring platform. The consortium, which includes Yonsei, Dankook, and Uppsala Universities, aims to create skin-mounted sensors capable of tracking intracranial pressure and sleep signals in real-time.
The consortium aims to develop a non-invasive platform using skin-mounted sensors to continuously monitor intracranial pressure and sleep signals.