A wrist-worn device that includes a touchscreen or a clock
A mobile device that receives signals, and typically analyzes measurements, from another device
A device used for delivering medicines into the lungs
A mobile measurement device that must be held in the hand
A thin, flat, mobile computing device with a touchscreen
A small plunger device used to inject medicines
A portable, handheld communication device
A preformed packaging device that contains one or more product cells
A video game entertainment system or part of such a system
A patch of electronic sensors that is placed directly on a person's skin
A mobile device that analyzes blood samples
A portable computing device designed to store and play audio or video
Thin lenses placed directly on the surface of the eyes
A device that administers specific doses of product
A clip-on device that is attached to clothing
A business entity that is responsible for the manufacture or sale of the digital health technology
A catch-all category for wearable devices that do not fit into other subclassifications and do not (yet) warrant their own subclass
A dedicated digital health technology device that is not intended (or cannot) be ingested or worn throughout the day
A virtual assistant device for use in the home
A device that records or collects measurements passively, typically by monitoring signals in the same room
A device that is injected or implanted under the skin
Vision eyewear, with lenses (clear or tinted) mounted in a frame that holds them in front of a person's eyes
A small box of electronic sensors, typically worn on the wrist
A temporary clip-on device that is typically used on the finger
A catch-all class for devices that do not (yet) have a unique class within this ontology
A (typically flexible) band that is wrapped around the arm
A non-wearable device that is typically a luxury or used for entertainment, but can be repurposed as a digital health technology
A device that collects or relays signal to another device
A measurement instrument or a part of a measurement instrument
An electronic device that is used to measure or collect individual patient health data
A device that is intended to collect data on the use of products contained within it
A device that is intended to be worn on the body or clothing (typically throughout the day)
iHealth Smart Wireless Gluco-Monitoring System
Bosimi
Capability of tagging events and link them to physiological signals
No user receiver. Logs data and physician downloads later
CGM that transmits glucose levels to an insulin pump
Smart case for epi-pen that alerts EMS and provides GPS location of case
Shoe strap that monitors gait and teaches patients how to relearn walking
A thermopile is an electronic device that converts thermal energy into electrical energy, widely used by medical professionals to measure body temperature.
Continuous glucose monitor that is read by smart phone
The electroocoulogram (EOG) is an elecrophysiologic test that measures the existing resting electrical potential between the cornea and Bruch's membrane
Stratum Corneum Hydration (SCH) measures how much moisture your skin is holding.
Trans-Epidermic Water Loss (TEWL) measures how much water your skin loses