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For Eric Pritz, MRIGlobal, there is an opportunity in wearable sensors that can detect, record, track and transmit physiological data from soldiers in rest, training, and combat to their commanding officers.

“Health sensor data such as heart rate, respiration rate, pulse oximetry, and body temperature are all processed, often using sophisticated algorithms, to determine the health status of operators in near real-time. This health status may be relayed to decision-makers and health professionals anywhere in the world, allowing for situational awareness and immediate, well-informed action in case of a health emergency,” Pritz said.

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