BioSensics

BioSensics is a wearable sensor and digital health technology company founded in 2007 by three Harvard University scientists. The company specializes in developing FDA-registered medical devices and digital biomarkers for clinical trials, remote patient monitoring, and health assessments, particularly for older adults and neurological disorders. BioSensics' core offerings include advanced fall detection and prevention systems with automatic fall alert capabilities, continuous monitoring of fall risk and physical activity, balance and gait assessment technologies, and cognitive function monitoring sensors. The company also provides the BioDigit Home platform, a centralized data aggregation system that integrates data from various digital health technologies. BioSensics has licensed its fall detection technology to major retailers and medical device manufacturers and provides comprehensive operational and technical services for clinical research across therapeutic areas including Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and stroke. With over $50 million in NIH funding support, BioSensics has established itself as a leader in objective measurement of disease symptoms and validated biomarkers for clinical and research applications.