SIMsystem Reports Incontinence to Caregivers
Katie Cordrey — March 29, 2010 — Lifestyle
An Australian company has introduced SIMsystem, a patented medical device system that monitors urinary output using ZigBee low-power wireless digital radio to deliver data to a central station. An embedded sensor in the SIMpad slips into an individual's SIMpants--stretchy underwear--and sends signals via the SIMbox transmitter to the SIMnetwork running SIMsystem Manager software on a SIMserver dedicated computer.
Whoa!
The bottom line to the tattletale underpants is drier bottoms for the incontinent and a more efficient system for care providers.
Whoa!
The bottom line to the tattletale underpants is drier bottoms for the incontinent and a more efficient system for care providers.
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