1. The future of wearable (medical) technologies: What consumers want George Kenneth Lewis, Ph.D. Founder and CSO

2. The future of wearable (medical) technologies: What consumers want George Kenneth Lewis, Ph.D. Founder and CSO Eric Kolb, MS Director of Engineering

5. Majority of users abandon their devices within 3-6 months Market likely to contract within next five years

8. Sense Track Diagnose Treat

9. Patient  Provider  Payer Benefit Cost

10. Patient  Provider  Payer Insights  altered habits Feedback  motivation Empowerment Early intervention Healthier Lower cost Greater access

11. Sustained acoustic medicine Wearable ultrasound Mechanical and thermal benefits 4 hours of continuous treatment FDA cleared 1 st to market

13. More data Objective data Personalized Quantifiable responses to intervention Improved compliance Improved efficiency Patient  Provider  Payer

14. TraditionalWearable

15. Early intervention Healthier subscribers At home use 3 rd World markets Chronic conditions Patient  Provider  Payer

16. So you want to develop a wearable medical device…..

17. Thermal Power Generation Flexible Display Flexible Battery

18. Flexible Circuits Circuit Tattoos Electronic Textiles

19. Microelectronics Kinematic Power Generation Cloud Computing

20. What do consumers want…

21. What does the healthcare system want…

22. Exceptional outcomes Clinical data Insurers pay Convenient Easy to use Integrated Security/privacy Attractive

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