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Two briefs covered wearable and in-bag hydration monitoring, using literature and expert interviews.
A medical device company wanted to add hydration and stoma flow sensing to its ostomy care products. We identified 50 technologies, evaluated the top 10, contacted their developers and delivered a tiered list of potential partners.
The client is a medical device company focused on ostomy care products. It wanted co-development partners beyond the one it was already considering.
Prescouter was asked to map non-invasive, wearable hydration measurement technologies and assess them for accuracy, reliability, ease of use, cost and fit with existing ostomy products.
Non-invasive sensors on the body.
Monitoring inside the ostomy bag.
Works with existing ostomy products.
Two briefs covered wearable and in-bag hydration monitoring, using literature and expert interviews.
A quantitative assessment narrowed the field to the top 10 hydration sensor technologies.
We contacted companies of interest to add unpublished insights and gauge partnership potential.
Prescouter identified 50 technologies and evaluated the top 10 hydration sensor technologies for ostomy care, then initiated contact with their developers. The result was a prioritized, tiered list of potential partners to guide product decisions and strategic planning.
Wearable and in-bag options mapped.
Scored for accuracy and fit.
Prioritized for co-development.
Patient monitoring is moving from the clinic into everyday products. The right sensor partner can turn a passive device into an active care tool.
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