WearOptimo Strengthens Intellectual Property Portfolio with Issuance of Additional Patents to Support Wearable Sensor Technology for Health Monitoring
We’re pleased to share that WearOptimo has been granted new patents protecting key innovations across our platform.
These patents reflect years of hard work by our engineering, clinical, and product teams to solve the most important challenges in wearable sensors and data analytics.
WearOptimo hosts Queensland Health Minister Tim Nicholls MP
It was a pleasure for WearOptimo (and our Founder/CEO Mark Kendall) to host Queensland Health Minister Tim Nicholls MP, with him: wearing prototype Hydration Microwearable sensors; seeing our Advanced Manufacturing Facility and meeting our brilliant team.
Bespoke datasets trump ‘lazy’ approach to AI-medtech integration
Discover how WearOptimo is redefining AI in medtech by building bespoke, high-quality datasets instead of relying on ‘lazy AI.’ CEO Mark Kendall explains how this custom approach powered the company’s breakthrough Microwearable Hydration Sensor—outperforming traditional blood tests and setting a new gold standard for real-time hydration monitoring.
Impulse Podcast: WearOptimo, Mark Kendall – Sensing hydration through the skin
Discover the science behind a groundbreaking new wearable that can monitor your hydration levels in real time—no needles, no guesswork. In this episode, inventor Mark Kendall and the team at WearOptimo reveal how their skin-based sensor could revolutionize how we understand hydration, health, and human performance.
HealthTech Podcast: How Micro-Needles Are Quietly Replacing Blood Draws
In his PhD, he fired microparticles through a Mach-42 wind tunnel to model planetary re-entry. Then an Oxford mentor asked:
“Could you turn that rocket physics into a way to deliver vaccines through skin?”
Forbes Australia: The Future of Medicine Is Skin Deep
In his PhD, he fired microparticles through a Mach-42 wind tunnel to model planetary re-entry. Then an Oxford mentor asked:
“Could you turn that rocket physics into a way to deliver vaccines through skin?”
Mark Kendall’s career was meant to reach Mars—literally.
In his PhD, he fired microparticles through a Mach-42 wind tunnel to model planetary re-entry. Then an Oxford mentor asked:
“Could you turn that rocket physics into a way to deliver vaccines through skin?”
Wearoptimo’s hydration sensor outperforms gold standard tests
Health care technology company WearOptimo Ltd. developed a next-generation Microwearable sensor that accurately detects hydration levels, outperforming the needle-based gold standard.