Cardi/o® in the Press

Even before we’re aware of heart trouble, breathing problems, or physical stress, our bodies give off warning signs in the form of vibrations. Early technology to detect these signals used uncomfortable electrodes, patches, and other devices attached to the body.

Round Rock, Tx. (April 17, 2024) – The Round Rock Chamber announced 6 finalists for the 2024 Round Rock Start-Up Pitch Competition. Excitement is building as the second annual Round Rock Startup Pitch Competition gears up to take place on Thursday,...

Austin-based Cardi/o® by Advanced TeleSensors Places First in Life Sciences Pitch Competition Remote patient monitoring technology originally developed at NASA tracks vital signs to reduce staffing demands and improve patient care and comfort  AUSTIN, Texas (Dec. xx, 2022) -Cardi/o® by Advanced TeleSensors https://cardio.io/, makers...

Starburst Aerospace has partnered with companies from Texas and South Korea on the Care in Space Challenge. The trio of firms has announced the inaugural class of six startups. Starburst, an El Segundo aerospace and defense startup accelerator and strategic...

Boryung, an investment and management company, Axiom Space, the world’s leading commercial space station company, and Starburst Aerospace, the leading global aerospace and defense startup accelerator and strategic advisory practice, have officially announced the six startup winners of the inaugural Care In...

Using groundbreaking technology licensed from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab, Cardio.io sensors are able to track Heart Rate, Breathing, Sleep Quality and Stress Levels… all using a budget-friendly wall-mounted device. Cardio.io are on a mission to bring general health tracking and...

Originally published by Austin Inno A partnership between two Texas tech companies — both with ties to NASA — is helping provide touchless monitoring of at-risk patients’ vital signs during the Covid-19 pandemic. Galen Data Inc., a Houston-based cloud platform for...

Austin-based Advanced TeleSensors Inc. has partnered with a Houston company to provide a touchless medical monitoring device to help seniors particularly at risk during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The key to radio frequency detection systems is the ability to extract the slightest tiny signals in a sea of noise with various impediments.