Holographic acoustic device plus genetic engineering for neuronal targeting Human brain diseases, such as Parkinson’s disease, involve damage in more than one region of the brain, requiring technology that could precisely and flexibly address all affected regions simultaneously. Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis have developed a noninvasive technology combining a holographic acoustic device […]
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Tone frequency and tone duration critical for discrimination tasks. In a ground-breaking study using tone-frequency discrimination tasks with mice in the context of perceptual decision-making, Japanese researchers have determined that “sensory inputs are often integrated in time to form a belief about current context. Based on a decision threshold and belief of context, subjects make
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Estimating the Cost of Caregiving The impacts to both familiar and professional caregivers providing care to PwPD and others suffering from neurological diseases and disorders are significant. Stress, depression, missed social opportunities along with personal expenses and lost wages cumulatively take a toll. To effectively support professional caregivers, we need to measure these impacts carefully.
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Nervous system disorders the world’s leading cause of disease burden A major new analysis by the US-based Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) has found that conditions affecting the nervous system, such as strokes, migraines, and dementia, have surpassed heart disease as the leading cause of ill health worldwide. Over 43 percent of the
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2024 Flywheel Conference Going to Flywheel this year? Representatives from Quadralynx will be at the conference and we are eager to connect and learn. If you want to reach out to us prior to going, drop us a line via our Contact page. We’d Love to Connect!
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Local Collaborations Quadralynx scientists have convened with leading professors and research scientists at the Universities of Idaho, Washington State, Gonzaga, and Arizona State to learn about the latest microelectronics technology for integration with our devices. The advisory team includes international experts on device configuration, ioT (Internet of Things) integration, Cloud fleet management, energy management, and
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WEAR Conference 2023 Epilogue R&D engineers from Quadralynx were at the WEAR Conference at the Marriot Marquis in San Diego in December 2023. They met with manufacturers, researchers, government contractors, AI and smart wearable experts, and technology leaders. Some Quadralynx products were presented to others in the industry to build better products and integrate the
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WEAR Conference 2023 We will be attending the premier wearables conference this year. The annual WEAR Conference examines the significant breakthroughs and new opportunities made possible through the integration of textiles and technology through wearables. This event regularly brings together key players from across the smart fabrics, e-textiles, and wearable tech marketplace to hear the
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Top Web Application Development To develop software best suitable for our target customer (i.e. adults with Parkinson’s disease), we have partnered with several firms specializing in how PwPD use technology and web interfaces with wearable augmentative devices such as ours. After extensive field testing, interviews, and surveys, we are partnering with an internationally renown web
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Butler Technologies Butler Technologies, a premier engineering and design-driven manufacturer of printed electronics and wearable biometric sensors has agreed to partner with Quadralynx to develop Quadralynx’s novel wearable microelectronic technologies for People with Parkinson’s Disease (PwPD) and other neurological disorders. “We strongly support Quadralynx and its efforts to develop and commercialize their biofeedback system and
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