What is the ideal device? 

• The sensor needs to be non-invasive and continuous.
• The sensor needs to be accurate and meet the gold standard for measurements required today for standard invasive glucose sensors (ISO 15197) after calibration.
• The sensor needs to be harmless without complications with potential skin infections.
• The sensor needs to be easy to use so that both children and elderly diabetics may use it.
• The sensor needs to be affordable.
• The person’s location may be found by GPS in case of untreated hypoglycemia automatically alerting next of kin and/or emergency ambulance.
• Data may be transferred automatically to primary physician.

MecSense soultion

• A non-invasive continuous glucose monitoring device.
• Ease of use: Management focused on ’plug and play’.
• Cost effective for patients and society.
• Less than ± 10% deviation. Present standard is at best ± 15% deviation (ISO 15197).
• Reduced need for calibration compared to existing invasive continuous sensors.
• Robust.
• Alarms and trends.
• Wireless readings.
• The stationary sensor electronics will be miniaturized using ASICs (Application Specific Integrated Circuit).