Measuring Up

Combining wireless and MEMS technology to monitor blood pressure of aneurysm patients.

CardioMEMS engineer Michael Fonseca uses a laser to separate pressure sensors in the company’s clean room facility in the ATDC Biosciences Center located at Georgia Tech’s Environmental Science and Technology Building.

Photo by Gary Meek

After winning a thumbs-up from the Food and Drug Administration, CardioMEMS Inc. has launched its EndoSure sensor, which makes testing safer and more convenient for aneurysm patients.

Based on intellectual property of the Georgia Institute of Technology, EndoSure is the first implantable pressure sensor that combines wireless and microelectromechanical system (MEMS) technology to receive FDA clearance.

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Measuring Up

Combining wireless and MEMS technology to monitor blood pressure of aneurysm patients.

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