STARK Industries Seeks Partner Sponsor for Remote Wireless Cardiac Monitoring Study Aboard NASA's - NEEMO XXIII

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Nov. 20, 2017 - PRLog -- Beginning in late July, 2018, and throughout the NEEMO XXIII Expedition, 'tech demonstration' data from the Isansys "Patient Status Engine" platform and sensors, including heart rate, heart rhythm, respiration rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation and temperature, will be collected "wirelessly" via Bluetooth, relayed back to monitoring teams on the US mainland and analyzed, all in "real-time".

The monitoring teams will then be able to assess the accuracy, validity and acquisition of this data in a variety of remote operational environments, along with the communication links and integration with prototype medical data systems.

The data collected will help NASA, and clinical researchers, learn the best ways to monitor the physiology of future explorers, which is critical for its work to send humans beyond Low Earth Orbit, back to the Moon, and eventually to Mars.

"This is a time-sensitive sponsorship opportunity," stated Joe Swantack, STARK Industries - CEO and Director of Global Business Development, "Aquanaut crew selection will end mid-December, with only two non-NASA researcher positions available."

Liz Swantack - STARK Industries, Co-Director of Business Development and Nurse Consultant commented, "We'll be wirelessly monitoring NEEMO crew members in the same way we're monitoring patients in hospital and healthcare communities. The physiological responses created in this undersea environment, monitored in "real-time", will generate a wealth of high-definition digitized data sets for terrestrial use and analysis."

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