Standards-Compliant IoT Wearable Monitoring Platform for Health Data Integration

This standards-compliant IoT wearable platform collects and structures physiological and activity data for digital health ecosystems. Unlike closed consumer devices, it features an interoperable architecture with modular backend APIs for seamless integration into B2B healthcare and analytics systems. The platform provides a secure, reliable data pipeline essential for AI-driven decision support, maintaining a clear separation between sensing infrastructure and data interpretation while ensuring compliance with data protection standards.

Wearable sensor module for physiological and activity data collection.

Continuous monitoring of parameters such as:

• Physical activity,
• Heart-related metrics,
• Basic physiological indicators.

Secure wireless data transmission.

Backend infrastructure supporting:

• Standardized data structuring,
• REST-based APIs,
• Cloud or on-premise deployment.

Modular architecture allowing integration of external AI or analytics modules.

Interoperability-focused system design.

Requires secure wireless communication (e.g., BLE or equivalent). Backend requires Linux-based server or cloud deployment environment. Integration via RESTful APIs and JSON-based data exchange. Compliance with applicable data protection regulations (e.g., GDPR). Intended for integration into external platforms; not a standalone diagnostic system.

• Digital health platform providers
• Corporate wellness service providers
• Occupational health organizations
• Remote monitoring solution integrators
• Research institutions
• Enterprise health technology providers

Business partners may include AI solution developers and healthcare software vendors seeking interoperable sensor-level data acquisition components.

Available under commercial licensing agreements, including:

• B2B platform integration licenses
• API-based service agreements
• Technology integration partnerships
• Custom deployment agreements

Terms subject to bilateral agreements.