Project cooperationUpdated on 20 December 2025
Wearable Lung Volume monitor patch
Commercial Lead at Ribbon Medical
Dublin, Ireland
About
Ribbon is a wearable, ambulatory non-invasive monitor patch, that provides continuous lung volume, respiratory rate, heart rate, skin temperature and movement data.
Failure to detect and manage early respiratory compromise in ambulatory subjects, by monitoring lung volume change over time, results in significant human and economic impact, increased hospital length-of-stay, patient exacerbation and decompensation in current models of monitored care. This failure increases hospital readmission and exacerbation rates across the big three readmissions, respiratory, cardiac and sepsis. In respiratory alone, readmission costs increase by up to $38,000 pp, readmitted excess mortality risk increases to 39.4% and ICU throughput increases by 50%. Until the Ribbon Device, there has been no non-invasive continuous ambulatory monitoring solution for early detection of change in both respiratory volume and rate.
Our solution, the RIBBON device, has the potential to flag early respiratory compromise within hours, eliminate delayed diagnosis, and enable earlier, more cost-efficient intervention for better patient outcomes.
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