The ‘bladder sensor’ finds its way to hospitals
A portable bladder sensor for children who suffer from unwanted leakage of urine finds its way to hospitals and care institutions in cities such as
September 25, 2019
Incontinence in schoolchildren can be a cause of major distress. Not having sufficient control over the bladder is an emotional problem as well as physical one.
Novioscan has therefore developed the SENS-U. This compact, wireless, wearable sensor detects how full the bladder is and lets the user know when it’s time to go to the toilet. This reduces the risk of any accidents, and means children can carry on playing carefree.
The SENS-U Bladder Sensor is our first major breakthrough in wearable ultrasound aids. The SENS-U helps children aged 6 to 16 who have difficulty recognizing when their bladder is full.
The wireless bladder sensor uses ultrasound to detect how full the bladder is. When it’s time to go to the toilet,
this compact device sends a message that only the SENS-U wearer can feel or see on their phone.
A portable bladder sensor for children who suffer from unwanted leakage of urine finds its way to hospitals and care institutions in cities such as
In the December 2018 issue of the BOSK you could read about the SENS-U KIDS of Novioscan. This portable mini-echo machine gives a signal to
This Sunday afternoon, the CEO of Novioscan, Rob Tweehuysen, was present at the local radio station RN7 to demonstrate the SENS-U Bladder Sensor to all