September 19, 2006
FitSense releases wireless health tracking device
By Staff
FitSense Technology Inc. in Southboro has released a wireless device that can be used to transmit personal health data from medical equipment like glucose meters, scales and activity monitors. Called the Universal Body Lan Module (UBM), the device transmits information from the equipment when it comes near an ActiHealth enabled device like a modem, computer or cell phone. Users of ActiHealth -- FitSense’s network of health-monitoring devices – can then check their results using a computer or other device. The UBM represents a new step forward because it uses far less power than comparable Bluetooth or Zigbee wireless devices, the company says.
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