VivoSense is the world leader in data analysis consulting and software, specializing in wearable sen
VivoSense offers software solutions to the health care research markets for the analysis of data sets in the discovery of disease signatures, and clinical endpoints.
10/19/2023
VivoSense published a new Karger review article, The Case for the Patient-Centric Development of Novel Digital Sleep Assessment Tools in Major Depressive Disorder. Check it out! https://hubs.la/Q026823x0 ,
Karger Publication: The Case for the Patient-Centric Development of Novel Digital Sleep Assessment Tools in Major Depressive Disorder
10/05/2023
Learn about VivoSense's ongoing work developing digital measures of function for older adults with disease funded by https://hubs.la/Q024xltM0
09/28/2023
Study reveals how wearable sensor data can improve the holistic assessment of physical function in cancer survivors. View the presentation https://hubs.la/Q023MdXW0
Study reveals how wearable sensor data can improve the holistic assessment of physical function in cancer survivors. View the presentation.
09/21/2023
It's World Alzheimer's Day! Our long-term goal is to qualify a real-world digital measure of functioning for patients with AD. https://hubs.la/Q0231dV90
09/13/2023
CancerX announced its strategic priorities for 2023-2024 to achieve President Biden’s national goals for the Cancer Moonshot of reducing the death rate from cancer by at least 50 percent over the next 25 years. Learn more about the mission: https://hubs.la/Q0228VxW0
09/07/2023
VivoSense® Software 3.6 update is live and ready! We are committed to continually expanding its capabilities to provide visualization and analysis for data from wearable sensors in clinical research. https://hubs.la/Q021y7h80
New version available! VivoSense® software v3.6 is an affordable, regulatory compliant platform for researchers that need to analyze wearable sensor data.
08/24/2023
New paper! It outlines a roadmap of the research needed to develop, validate, and deploy digital measures of real-world physical behavior in Alzheimer’s clinical trials. https://hubs.la/Q02074xG0
In collaboration with researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, we published a new review paper in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease.
08/10/2023
Here's a quick snapshot of Robert Wright and Jana Von Hehn's presentation about how to use biosensors to discover novel digital biomarkers with a patient-centric approach. View the overview and slides >> https://hubs.la/Q01-gDdG0
Robert Wright and Jana Von Hehn demonstrate how to use biosensors to discover novel digital biomarkers with a patient-centric approach.
08/02/2023
We are thrilled to announce Colin Bower will join us as Chief Executive Officer! He is a proven leader in healthcare technology, and his complementary experience and skills will drive VivoSense’s growth as we continue to develop novel digital biomarkers. https://hubs.la/Q01ZLZNr0
Colin is a proven leader in healthcare technology and his experience and skills will drive our growth in novel digital biomarkers development.
07/13/2023
DATAcc announced the release of the Analytical Validation Library recently! Kate Lyden, PhD and VivoSense CSO collaborated with other industry leaders to show 'what good looks like’ regarding high-quality analytical validation. Check out this critical new resource >> https://hubs.la/Q01XDzHj0
Learn about the release of the Analytical Validation Library by DATAcc, which aims to establish industry-wide standards for analytically validated DHTs.
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The founding team at VivoSense met and worked together at VivoMetrics, Inc., which manufactured and commercialized one of the first multichannel wearable sensors called LifeShirt. Applications for the LifeShirt (purchased by Adidas in 2008) platform include aerospace research, infant monitoring, drug and device clinical trials (e.g., cough monitoring), and media/commercial research.
The LifeShirt platform was supported using an analysis software known as VivoLogic. VivoSense was created to become the second-generation version of VivoLogic, which would service ALL commercially available wearable sensor physiological monitoring solutions for research and clinical trials, many of which were predicated on the LifeShirt sensor.
The creation of VivoSense software was initially funded with a $1M grant from the US Navy, which required software for the interrogation of physiological sensors placed directly on-body.
From inception, copies of VivoSense software were sold to academic researchers and non- profit companies that continue to provide academic validation and peer-reviewed publications using the software.
VivoSense has subsequently grown to service the pharmaceutical clinical trials industry using the software as the environment in which new digital biomarkers are created.