Evalan’s CEO delivers the first of 175 Sets of ARMOR Heat Stress Monitors to Brigadier General Roland de Jong of the Royal Netherlands Army at the Bernhardkazerne in Amersfoort.
ARMOR is the heat stress monitor protecting workers in hot environments.
EVALAN is proud to participate in the RM4HEALTH European Project. How? Check it out!
EVALAN is mentioned by Information Research Insights as a key player in the biometric sensor market.
As a Product Manager at EVALAN, Govert van der Gun is closely involved in the development and application of BACE Go.
EVALAN is hosting a live webinar on stretchable circuit board technology for the sports and medical industries.
Internet of Things (IoT) security is not a one-off, but a set of active, regular, and ongoing actions and strategies that make a system constantly secure and protected. Make sure you choose the right IoT solutions provider.
We’ve all heard that “knowledge is power” or that “knowledge is a competitive advantage”. Still, to arrive at knowledge there are a few earlier steps that need to be taken. The first building block towards knowledge is data, which (when organized) provides us with useful information, thus leading over time to knowledge and insight. “The …
As part of the European project NextPerception— Evalan has been developing intelligent sensing technology that will allow for continuous and remote vitality monitoring of patients.
mart patch contains new techniques that offer many possibilities within the healthcare and sports sector.
Smart devices offer new possibilities to support patients and improve their adherence to therapy. This white paper provides insight into how Sensemedic and Collabree combine their expertise to address the problem of poor treatment adherence.
Continuous low-resolution monitoring with IoT yields more value than infrequent accurate measurements. How does this work? In this article, we highlight how continuous data collection can lead to better work processes.
Safety has the highest priority in physically demanding professions. Wearables can help develop new ways to ensure safety without sacrificing performance.
In recent months, Covid-19 showed that we are not where we need to be when it comes to remote care. Still, there is much progress made in the field of technology. A lot is possible, but are healthcare professionals and society ready for it?
With the arrival of the new coronavirus, the use of technological solutions in healthcare has accelerated. An example of a technological product that can contribute significantly to improving quality in healthcare is the wearable.
