Equivital is the first field-deployable remote physiological welfare monitoring system to combine a comprehensive range of sensors into a small, light body-mounted wireless sensor module.  Incorporating proprietary, patented algorithms, the system delivers noise-free, live physiological data for remote and laboratory viewing.  Ideal for remote lone workers, remote healthcare and hazardous environment monitoring to provide relevant uptodate physiological data. Equivital is currently (February 2010) being used by the Mayo Institute to track Diane Van Derin record-shredding speed traverse of South America’s tallest peak, Aconcagua (22,841 feet).  A story on her journey in NY times and follow her exploits on the blogs http://www.neverstopexploring.com/blog/2010/01/aconcagua-ultra-intro.html and http://newsblog.mayoclinic.org/2010/01/15/mayo-clinic-takes-extreme-medicine-to-argentina/ The Equivital has been designed to use a variety of communication platforms.  The Equivital Laboratory System configuration is for Equivital devices via bluetooth communictations to a base station.  The Equivital Outdoor System is for one or multiple devices using radio, existing communications platform or a windows mobile device.   The equivital software has a variety of display outputs including customisation depending on the parameters recorded and communication method.  The equivital system includes Sensor Electronic Module (SEM) Belt (optional single use chest pad) Equivital Software (Equivital LiveLink, Eqivital Explorer, Pocket EQ-View, customised) The Starters kit is all you need to get started with a single Equivital SEM device. The systems development kit (SDK) is a the bluetooth communicating system allowing users to evaluate the Equivital physiological monitoring platform The Equivital system has been deployed in a variaty of situations, visit our case studies section. Equivital has two primary classes of use: 1. Remote Occupational Welfare Monitoring - for monitoring users in potentially life threatening situations. Military Emergency Services (Fire, Police and Coastal / Mountain Rescue) First Responders (Paramedics / Ambulance Services - optional oximetry attachment) 2. General Vital Signs Monitoring - for continuous monitoring and storage of cardio-respiratory vital signs.  General Healthcare (Telemedicine and Drug trials) Performance Sports (events and training) Research - (real world physiological monitoring)

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