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Product category: Analogue and Mixed Signal ICs
News Release from: Toumaz Technology
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 25 January 2008

Certification speeds body monitor
development

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Meeting the ISO quality management standard is a crucial part of the commercialisation of Sensium, Toumaz' wireless platform for nonintrusive body monitors for healthcare and lifestyle markets.

Toumaz Technology has received ISO 13485:2003 certification for its quality management system ISO 13485 is the regulatory standard for the international medical industry and is closely related to ISO 9000

Toumaz was assessed and certified as meeting the requirements of this standard by SGS.

ISO 13485 is a regulatory requirement in a number of international markets for the manufacture of medical devices and forms the cornerstone for the CE certification of medical products in the EU.

Meeting the ISO quality management standard is a crucial milestone in the ongoing commercialisation of Sensium, Toumaz' ultra-low power wireless platform for the development of nonintrusive body monitors for healthcare and lifestyle markets.

In November 2007, Toumaz took the top honours in the Electronics category of the Innovation in Engineering Awards - given by The Institution of Engineering and Technology - in recognition of Sensium as an enabling technology for highly valuable medical applications.

The combination of ultra-low power wireless and signal processing in one small system-on-chip (SOC) allows the economies of scale of the semiconductor industry to be harnessed to provide highly functional, robust, low-cost, disposable and nonintrusive monitors for a wide range of healthcare applications.

The Sensium sensor interface and transceiver platform enables real-time, intelligent, ultra-low power wireless monitoring of multiple vital signs - such as ECG, heart rate, body temperature, respiration and physical activity (via a three-axis accelerometer), and is currently being developed in both disposable and nondisposable body monitoring products.

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