Smart Wearables in Healthcare, 2016-2030

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Example Insights

  1. We identified close to 250 smart wearables, being developed by over 150 companies, across different segments of the industry. The current landscape is dominated by activity / fitness trackers; in fact, wrist wearables, made available by leading players on several B2C platforms, are widely used.
  2. Of late, the focus has broadened; the companies have intensified their efforts towards development of more complex applications in monitoring critical parameters such as ECG, EEG, EMG, blood pressure, blood glucose monitoring, aiding in timely and accurate diagnosis. Such wearables represent ~40% of the products we identified. In addition, the trend has also shifted towards smart wearables that provide therapeutic benefit. These wearables currently have applications in pain / stress / anxiety management.
  3. The overall market is highly fragmented across the different segments highlighted above. Despite the presence of new players, several well-known non-healthcare stakeholders such as (indicative list, in no specific order) Apple, Adidas, Asus, Acer, Huawei, Intel, LG, Microsoft, Nike, Philips, Samsung, Sony and Xiaomi have strengthened their position on the market, specifically in activity / fitness tracking. The other two segments namely monitoring & diagnostics and wearables for therapy have also attracted several start-ups and SMEs that have developed innovative technologies. Examples of stakeholders in these segments include (indicative list, in no specific order) Atheer, Brain State Technologies, Chrono Therapeutics, dorsaVi, Empatica, Force Impact Technologies, G-Tech Medical, Hexoskin, Hocoma, iSono Health, Lumo Bodytech, Numera, Orpyx and Proteus Digital Health. These companies are expected to foster significant technological advancements in the near future.
  4. With more and more people becoming aware about smart wearables, trends on social media platforms have demonstrated the growing popularity. In fact, we were able to capture over 80,000 mentions of relevant keywords on different social media platforms in the last five years. The activity has increased dramatically over the last 2-3 years. The same behaviour was observed on Google Trends.
  5. Venture capitalists have strongly backed the innovation. We identified over 180 instances of funding across 70 companies over the last few years. The total amount invested has been close to USD 3.1 billion; of this, USD 2.1 billion came during the last three years alone. This clearly depicts the high interest of venture capital firms and other strategic investors in this area.
  6. During the same time, several agreements were inked amongst the stakeholders. We captured over 120 partnerships across product development/integration, distribution/marketing agreement, supply agreements, mergers/acquisitions and others. Over 90 collaborations were signed in the last 3-4 years with product development / integration accounting for 44% of the total agreements. It is fair to state that such collaborations are one of the key enablers that are expected to drive new products in the market over the coming years.
  7. We expect the overall market for smart wearables within the healthcare industry to grow at an annualized rate of 13.6% over the coming 15 years. Relatively higher growth is expected for novel wearables under monitoring & diagnostics and therapy segments. As the market evolves, North America and Europe will continue to be the biggest contributors. These regions are likely to drive the market in the mid to long term before a wider adoption is seen in the emerging markets of India and China (likely to happen as price declines over time).

Report Description

Owing to the indispensable need of every individual to remain healthy, the healthcare sector has been a key element in the overall growth of society and economy. With the ever increasing global population that currently stands at 7.4 billion, healthcare management is a primary challenge as more and more people become aware about fitness and health. In order to address this challenge, the industry is obligated to revise, restructure and improve its services and methodologies. The trend has recently shifted towards the adoption of a more proactive approach in healthcare; this is being achieved by focusing on early detection of any / all adverse health conditions and implementing preventive measures. A blend of information technology within healthcare sector has resulted in several revolutionary developments for personalized healthcare. Examples of such innovations include genome sequencing, use of robots in healthcare and remote patient monitoring; in fact, smart wearables form a key component of remote patient monitoring while offering several associated benefits.

Defined as wearables that contain active electronics such as sensors, audio / video feedback mechanisms and data processing / transmission capabilities, smart wearables are becoming quite popular amongst the masses. Such wearables allow an individual to monitor and share critical insights on his / her health with the physician without having to visit a healthcare professional. These wearables are generally classified as smart wrist wearables, smart patches, smart clothes, smart head / neck wear and smart ear / eye wearables while their applications span across activity / fitness tracking, monitoring & diagnostics, therapy and other areas. At present, smart wrist wearables dominate the market with presence of a large variety of wearables, primarily for activity / fitness tracking. Several start-ups, with innovative wearables, have surfaced in the past 6-7 years and have continuously encouraged the use of novel technologies. A sizeable proportion of these companies are focused on gaining foothold in the field of monitoring & diagnosis and wearables offering therapeutic benefits. The current market is primarily concentrated in North America and Europe; these regions have presence of a large number of companies focused on development of smart wearables. It is fair to state that, in the long term, emerging markets of Asia (specifically India and China) are likely to emerge as credible contributors; commoditized prices will be a significant factor that could result in mass adoption amongst the wide consumer base in these regions.

The overall interest continues to rise as is evident from the number of partnerships / agreements that have taken place amongst the stakeholders. Product development agreements have been very common and are likely to play an active role in industry’s development. Moreover, several venture capital firms including (indicative list, in no specific order) Qualcomm Ventures, Intel Capital, Khosla Ventures, Mohr Davidow Ventures, Sanderling Ventures, DCM Ventures, ff Venture Capital and True Ventures have led multiple funding rounds in these companies, acting as a key enabler in the current ecosystem. A well distributed market of these next generation wearables across several stakeholders presents a good opportunity for evolution of innovative technologies. A stronger and more collaborative ecosystem amongst the wide variety of stakeholders could result in a significantly higher growth compared to what the industry has experienced in the recent past.

 

Scope of the Report

The ‘Smart Wearables in Healthcare, 2016-2030’ report provides a comprehensive analysis of the current market landscape and a detailed future outlook of smart wearables focused on improving the quality of lives of people from a healthcare / fitness perspective. The report highlights the various applications of smart wearables across a wide range of sectors such as gaming, entertainment, healthcare / fitness and lifestyle. A significant amount of innovation in smart wearables industry is centred in the healthcare sector. The study provides a holistic coverage of developments that are impacting the current healthcare setup and are likely to drive significant changes in healthcare management approaches in the future. In fact, a close look at historical trends on social media platforms clearly indicates the growing popularity of smart wearables / devices amongst the masses.

One of the key objectives of this study was to identify the various smart wearables that are currently available / being developed and evaluate the future potential of the market within the healthcare industry. Combined, these wearables offer a huge opportunity for their respective developers as the industry gets ready for the launch of next generation of these products. In addition to other elements, the study elaborates on the following areas:

  • The current status of the market with respect to key players in this segment, specific applications (such as activity / fitness tracking, monitoring & diagnostics and therapy) and therapeutic areas these products intend to address.
  • 2x2 matrices depicting product competitiveness and supplier power across the growing landscape of smart wearables to assess the likely influence such products will have in the future.
  • Impact of venture capital funding as well as numerous partnerships inked between the stakeholders; it is important to stress that these are the two key enablers that will continue to drive developments in the near term.
  • Detailed profiles of some of the established as well as emerging players in the industry highlighting key product features, user / professional reviews and other relevant information.
  • Case study on the various components that are commonly used in smart wearables along with a list of manufacturers / service providers for these components.
  • Potential future growth of smart wearables (both in terms of volume and value) across the different segments (wrist wearables, smart patches, smart clothes, head / neck wearables and ear / eye wearables) and application areas (activity / fitness tracking, monitoring & diagnostics and therapy). The report provides sales forecast for the global and specific regional markets (North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World) till 2030. We have taken into account the price variation that is likely to happen because of mass acceptance and increased competition.

For the purposes of the study, we invited over 150 stakeholders to participate in the study to solicit their opinions on upcoming opportunities and challenges that must be considered for a more inclusive growth. Our opinions and insights presented in this study were influenced by discussions conducted with several key players in this domain. The report features detailed transcripts of interviews held with Andrew Ronchi (CEO, dorsaVi), Anthony Gonzales (Co-founder and Executive Director, Force Impact Technologies), Jeff Sweeney (Director Market Development, Nortek Security & Control), Marc Paquin (Director Partnerships and Business Development, Hexoskin), Soulaiman Itani (Founder and Chief Technology Officer, Atheer), Steve Axelrod (President and Chief Executive Officer, G-Tech Medical) and Tansy Brook (Marketing Director and Research Lead, Lumo Bodytech).

Contents

Chapter 2  provides an executive summary of the insights captured in our study. The summary offers a high level view on the likely market evolution of smart wearables in the healthcare domain.

Chapter 3  is an introductory chapter on smart wearables. It includes details on how the industry has historically evolved and how the various innovations in the IT sector have impacted the healthcare sector. The chapter provides an overview on various types of wearables across different industries such as healthcare / fitness, entertainment lifestyle and gaming. In addition, it highlights the emerging trends on social media related to smart wearables in the recent past.

Chapter 4  identifies various smart wearables along with their applications in healthcare industry. The classification system for the technologies mentioned in this chapter helps develop a deeper understanding of the market. We have categorized the smart wearables on the basis of type (smart wrist wearables, smart patches, smart clothes, smart head / neck wearables and smart ear / eye wearables), purpose (activity / fitness tracking, monitoring & diagnostics and therapy) and therapeutic areas (such as cardiovascular & metabolic, cardiopulmonary, neurological disorders, sleep monitoring, respiratory disorders and pain management). In addition, we have done an extensive 2X2 analysis to measure the relative product competitiveness and supplier power across some of the most prominent categories of smart wearables.

Chapter 5  provides a detailed review of smart wearables which offer activity / fitness tracking. Wrist wearables are the most popular wearables used for activity / fitness tracking. Several companies have introduced a series of activity / fitness trackers in the recent past. We have presented profiles of leading players covering information about the company and details on their product portfolio. These details include key features of the products and reviews by customers / industry experts.

Chapter 6  provides a detailed review of several smart wearables which are used for monitoring & diagnostic purposes. This application area includes a wide variety of smart wearables including wrist wearables, smart patches, smart clothes and head / neck wearables. We have presented profiles of several leading players covering information about the company and details on their product portfolios. The details include key features of the products and reviews by the customers / industry experts.

Chapter 7  reviews several smart wearables offering therapeutic benefits. The focus of such wearables is primarily pain / stress management. We have presented profiles of several leading players covering information about the company and details on their product portfolios. The details include key features of the products and reviews by customers / industry experts.

Chapter 8  provides a detailed review of smart wearables for primary applications other than the ones mentioned in Chapters 5, 6 and 7. For instance, several companies are focusing on development of smart wearables for posture management. We have presented profiles of key players in this area covering information about the company and details on their product portfolios.

Chapter 9  highlights the recent partnerships that have taken place in this domain. We have discussed the various partnership models in existence and the most common forms of deals / agreements that have evolved over time.

Chapter 10  provides information on several funding instances that have driven innovations in this industry. Our analysis reveals interesting insights on the growing interest of venture capitalists and other stakeholders in this market.

Chapter 11  presents a detailed 15 year forecast highlighting the future potential of smart wearables in the healthcare industry. The forecast (both in terms of value and volume) across the various types smart wearables (wrist, patches, clothes, head / neck, ear and eye) is backed by robust secondary research and inputs gathered from senior stakeholders via primary research. The analysis also highlights the relative growth opportunity across the smart wearables focused on activity / fitness tracking, monitoring & diagnostics and those offering therapeutic benefits. In addition, we have segregated the opportunity across different regions of the world to ascertain the likely evolution across the North American, European, Developed Asian and other markets.

Chapter 12  provides an overview of commonly used accessories / sensors in smart wearables. We have also listed some of the players involved in manufacturing these components.

Chapter 13  presents insights from the survey conducted for this study. We invited over 150 stakeholders involved in the development of different types of smart wearables; these stakeholders, who were primarily Director / CXO level representatives of respective companies, helped us develop a deeper understanding on the nature of their products and the associated commercial potential.

Chapter 14  summarizes the overall report. In this chapter, we provide a recap of the key takeaways and an independent future outlook based on the research and analysis described in earlier chapters.

Chapter 15  is a collection of transcripts of interviews conducted with key players during the course of this study. We have presented the details on our discussions with Andrew Ronchi (CEO, dorsaVi), Anthony Gonzales (Co-founder and Executive Director, Force Impact Technologies), Jeff Sweeney (Director Market Development, Nortek Security & Control), Marc Paquin (Director Partnerships and Business Development, Hexoskin), Soulaiman Itani (Founder and Chief Technology Officer, Atheer), Steve Axelrod (President and Chief Executive Officer, G-Tech Medical) and Tansy Brook (Marketing Director and Research Lead, Lumo Bodytech).

Chapter 16  is an appendix, which provides tabulated data and numbers for all the figures provided in the report.

Chapter 17  is an appendix, which provides a list of companies and organizations mentioned in the report.

Table of Contents

1. PREFACE
1.1. Scope of the Report
1.2. Research Methodology
1.3. Chapter Outlines
 
2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
 
3. INTRODUCTION
3.1. Evolution in Healthcare Management
3.2. Technological Innovations in Healthcare
3.3. Personalized Healthcare
3.3.1. Historical Timeline
3.3.2. Personalized Medicine
3.3.3. Smart Wearables
3.3.3.1. Smart Wearables: A Brief History
3.3.3.2. Smart Wearables in Healthcare
3.3.3.3. Smart Wearables in Gaming
3.3.3.4. Smart Wearables in Industrial Applications
3.3.3.5. Smart Wearables in Entertainment
3.3.3.6. Smart Wearables in Fitness
3.3.3.7. Smart Wearables in Lifestyle
3.4. Smart Wearables: Current Scenario
3.5. Smart Wearables: Future Aspects
3.6. Internet of Things (IoT)
3.7. Smart Wearables: Social Media Trends
 
4. MARKET OVERVIEW
4.1. Chapter Overview
4.2. Smart Wearables: Distribution by Type of Wearable
4.3. Smart Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
4.4. Smart Wearables: Type of Wearable and Purpose of Wearable
4.4.1. Smart Wrist Wearables
4.4.1.1. Smart Wrist Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
4.4.1.2. Smart Wrist Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
4.4.2. Smart Patches
4.4.2.1. Smart Patches: Distribution by Purpose
4.4.2.2. Smart Patches: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
 
4.4.3. Smart Clothes
4.4.3.1. Smart Clothes: Distribution by Purpose
4.4.3.2. Smart Clothes: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
 
4.4.4. Smart Head / Neck Wearables
4.4.4.1. Smart Head / Neck Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
4.4.4.2. Smart Head / Neck Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
 
4.4.5. Smart Ear Wearables
4.4.5.1. Smart Ear Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
4.4.5.2. Smart Ear Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
 
4.4.6. Smart Eye Wearables
4.4.6.1. Smart Eye Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
4.4.6.2. Smart Eye Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
 
4.4.7. Other Smart Wearables
4.4.7.1. Other Smart Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
4.4.7.2. Other Smart Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
 
4.5. Product Competitiveness vs Supplier Power
4.5.1. Study 1: Smart Wrist Wearables for Activity / Fitness Tracking (SMEs)
4.5.2. Study 2: Smart Wrist Wearables for Activity / Fitness Tracking (Large Enterprises)
4.5.3. Study 3: Smart Wrist Wearables for Monitoring & Diagnostics
4.5.4. Study 4: Smart Patches for Monitoring & Diagnostics
4.5.5. Study 5: Smart Clothes for Monitoring & Diagnostics
4.6. Geographical Presence
 
5. SMART WEARABLES FOR ACTIVITY / FITNESS TRACKING
5.1. Chapter Overview
5.2. Apple
5.2.1. Company Overview
5.2.2. Financial Information
5.2.3. Product Portfolio
5.2.3.1. Apple Watch
5.2.3.1.1. Product Overview
5.2.3.1.2. Features
5.2.3.1.3. Recent Developments
 
5.3. Fitbit
5.3.1. Company Overview
5.3.2. Financial Information
5.3.3. Product Portfolio
5.3.3.1. Charge HR
5.3.3.1.1. Product Overview
5.3.3.1.2. Features
5.3.3.2. Fitbit Blaze
5.3.3.2.1. Product Overview
5.3.3.2.2. Features
5.3.3.3. Surge
5.3.3.3.1. Product Overview
5.3.3.3.2. Features
5.3.3.4. Zip
5.3.3.4.1. Product Overview
5.3.3.4.2. Features
5.3.3.5. One
5.3.3.5.1. Product Overview
5.3.3.5.2. Features
5.3.3.6. Flex
5.3.3.6.1. Product Overview
5.3.3.6.2. Features
5.3.3.7. Charge
5.3.3.7.1. Product Overview
5.3.3.7.2. Features
5.3.3.8. Alta
5.3.3.8.1. Product Overview
5.3.3.8.2. Features
5.3.4. Fitbit: Awards Conferred
5.3.5. Fitbit: Product Reviews
5.4. Jawbone
5.4.1. Company Overview
5.4.2. Financial Information
5.4.3. Product Portfolio
5.4.3.1. UP Move
5.4.3.1.1. Product Overview
5.4.3.1.2. Features
5.4.3.2. UP 2
5.4.3.2.1. Product Overview
5.4.3.2.2. Features
5.4.3.3. UP 3
5.4.3.3.1. Product Overview
5.4.3.3.2. Features
5.4.3.4. UP 4
5.4.3.4.1. Product Overview
5.4.3.4.2. Features
5.4.4. Jawbone: Product Reviews
 
5.5. Misfit
5.5.1. Company Overview
5.5.2. Financial Information
5.5.3. Product Portfolio
5.5.3.1. Misfit Ray
5.5.3.1.1. Product Overview
5.5.3.1.2. Features
5.5.3.2. Misfit Shine 2
5.5.3.2.1. Product Overview
5.5.3.2.2. Features
5.5.3.3. Misfit Shine
5.5.3.3.1. Product Overview
5.5.3.3.2. Features
5.5.3.4. Speedo Shine
5.5.3.4.1. Product Overview
5.5.3.4.2. Features
5.5.3.5. Swarovski Activity Crystal
5.5.3.5.1. Product Overview
5.5.3.5.2. Features
5.5.3.6. Misfit Flash
5.5.3.6.1. Product Overview
5.5.3.6.2. Features
5.5.3.7. Misfit Link
5.5.3.7.1. Product Overview
5.5.3.7.2. Features
 
5.6. MyKronoz
5.6.1. Company Overview
5.6.2. Product Portfolio
5.6.2.1. ZeWatch3
5.6.2.1.1. Product Overview
5.6.2.1.2. Features
5.6.2.2. ZeFit2 and ZeFit2 Pulse
5.6.2.2.1. Product Overview
5.6.2.2.2. Features
5.6.2.3. ZeCircle
5.6.2.3.1. Product Overview
5.6.2.3.2. Features
5.6.2.4. ZeRound
5.6.2.4.1. Product Overview
5.6.2.4.2. Features
5.6.2.5. ZeSplash2
5.6.2.5.1. Product Overview
5.6.2.5.2. Features
5.6.2.6. ZeClock
5.6.2.6.1. Product Overview
5.6.2.6.2. Features
5.6.3. My Kronoz: Product Reviews
 
5.7. Samsung
5.7.1. Company Overview
5.7.2. Financial Information
5.7.3. Product Portfolio
5.7.3.1. Samsung Gear S2
5.7.3.1.1. Product Overview
5.7.3.1.2. Features
5.7.3.2. Samsung Gear Fit 2
5.7.3.2.1. Product Overview
5.7.3.2.2. Features
5.7.4. Recent Developments
 
6. SMART WEARABLES FOR MONITORING & DIAGNOSTICS
6.1. Chapter Overview
6.2. Empatica
6.2.1. Company Overview
6.2.2. Financial Information
6.2.3. Embrace
6.2.3.1. Product Overview
6.2.3.2. Features
6.2.3.3. Working
6.2.4. E4 Wristband
6.2.4.1. Product Overview
6.2.4.2. Features
6.2.4.3. Working
6.2.5. Empatica: Product Reviews
 
6.3. UnaliWear
6.3.1. Company Overview
6.3.2. Financial Information
6.3.3. Kanega
6.3.3.1. Product Overview
6.3.3.2. Features
6.3.3.3. Working
6.3.3.4. Recent Developments
 
6.4. Health Care Originals
6.4.1. Company Overview
6.4.2. Automated Device for Asthma Monitoring and Management (ADAMM)
6.4.2.1. Product Overview
6.4.2.2. Features
6.4.2.3. Working
6.4.2.4. Health Care Originals: Awards Conferred
 
6.5. Abbott Laboratories
6.5.1. Company Overview
6.5.2. Financial Information
6.5.3. FreeStyle Libre
6.5.3.1. Product Overview
6.5.3.2. Components
6.5.3.3. Working
 
6.6. G-Tech Medical
6.6.1. Company Overview
6.6.2. Financial Information
6.6.3. GutCheck Patch
6.6.3.1. Product Overview
6.6.3.2. Features
 
6.7. iRhythm Technologies
6.7.1. Company Overview
6.7.2. Financial Information
6.7.3. ZIO Service
6.7.3.1. Product Overview
6.7.3.2. Features
6.7.3.3. Working
6.7.3.4. iRhythm Technologies: Product Reviews
 
6.8. Proteus Digital Health
6.8.1. Company Overview
6.8.2. Financial Information
6.8.3. Proteus Discover
6.8.3.1. Product Overview
6.8.3.2. Features
6.8.3.3. Working
6.8.3.4. Recent Developments
 
6.9. iSono Health
6.9.1. Company Overview
6.9.2. Financial Information
6.9.3. Coco Bra and Scanner
6.9.3.1. Product Overview
6.9.3.2. Features
6.9.3.3. Working
 
6.10. Cyrcadia Health
6.10.1. Company Overview
6.10.2. Financial Information
6.10.3. iT Bra
6.10.3.1. Product Overview
6.10.3.2. Features
6.10.3.3. Working
 
6.11. Hexoskin (Carré Technologies)
6.11.1. Company Overview
6.11.2. Financial Information
6.11.3. Hexoskin
6.11.3.1. Product Overview
6.11.3.2. Features
6.11.3.3. Hexoskin: Product Reviews
 
6.12. Inteliclinic
6.12.1. Company Overview
6.12.2. Financial Information
6.12.3. NeuroOn
6.12.3.1. Product Overview
6.12.3.2. Features
6.12.3.3. Working
6.12.3.4. NeuroOn: Awards Conferred
 
6.13. Force Impact Technologies
6.13.1. Company Overview
6.13.2. Financial Information
6.13.3. FITGuard
6.13.3.1. Product Overview
6.13.3.2. Features
6.13.3.3. Working
 
6.14. Orpyx Medical Technologies
6.14.1. Company Overview
6.14.2. SurroSense Rx
6.14.2.1. Product Overview
6.14.2.2. Features
6.14.2.3. Working
6.14.3. Orpyx LogR
6.14.3.1. Overview
6.14.3.2. Features
6.14.3.3. Working
6.14.3.4. Orpyx Medical Technologies: Product Reviews
 
6.15. Pixie Scientific
6.15.1. Company Overview
6.15.2. Financial Information
6.15.3. Smart Diapers
6.15.3.1. Product Overview
6.15.3.2. Components
6.15.3.3. Working
 
7. SMART WEARABLES FOR THERAPY
7.1. Chapter Overview
7.2. Team Turquoise
7.2.1. Company Overview
7.2.2. Financial Information
7.2.3. Doppel
7.2.3.1. Product Overview
7.2.3.2. Features
7.2.3.3. Working
7.2.3.4. Team Turquoise: Awards Conferred
7.2.3.5. Team Turquoise: Product Reviews
 
7.3. Chrono Therapeutics
7.3.1. Company Overview
7.3.2. Financial Information
7.3.3. SmartStop
7.3.3.1. Product Overview
7.3.3.2. Features
7.3.3.3. Working
 
7.4. Thimble Bioelectronics
7.4.1. Company Overview
7.4.2. Financial Information
7.4.3. CUR
7.4.3.1. Product Overview
7.4.3.2. Features
7.4.3.3. Working
 
7.5. TWare
7.5.1. Company Overview
7.5.2. Product Portfolio
7.5.2.1 TJacket
7.5.2.2. Product Overview
7.5.2.3. Features
7.5.2.4. Working
7.5.3 TWare: Product Reviews
 
7.6. Brain State Technologies
7.6.1. Company Overview
7.6.2. Financial Information
7.6.3. Product Portfolio
7.6.3.1 BRAINtellect 2 (B-2)
7.6.3.2. Product Overview
7.6.3.3. Features
7.6.3.4. Working
7.6.4 Brain State Technologies: Product Reviews
 
7.7. GN ReSound
7.7.1. Company Overview
7.7.2. Financial Information
7.7.3. Product Portfolio
7.7.3.1. ReSound ENZO and ENZO2
7.7.3.2. ReSound LiNX2
7.7.3.3. ReSound Up Smart
7.7.3.4. ReSound Enya
7.7.3.5. ReSound Vea
7.7.3.6. ReSound Magna
7.7.3.7. ReSound Alera
 
7.8. Dhama Innovations
7.8.1. Company Overview
7.8.2. Product Portfolio
7.8.2.1. EVE ThermoPulse Therapy System
7.8.2.3. Product Overview
7.8.2.3. Features
7.8.2.4. Working
7.8.2.4.1. Heat Therapy
7.8.2.4.2. Pulse Therapy
7.8.3. Climaware RX
7.8.4.1. Product Overview
7.8.4.2. Features
7.8.5. Dhama Innovations: Product Reviews
 
7.9. Myovolt
7.9.1. Company Overview
7.9.2. Myovolt
7.9.2.1. Product Overview
7.9.2.2. Features
7.9.2.3. Working
 
7.10. Hocoma
7.10.1. Company Overview
7.10.2. Financial Information
7.10.3. Product Portfolio
7.10.3.1 Valedo Therapy
7.10.3.2. Product Overview
7.10.3.3. Features
7.10.3.4. Working
7.10.4. Hocoma: Awards Conferred
7.10.5 Hocoma: Product Reviews
 
8. WEARABLES FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS
8.1. Chapter Overview
8.2. dorsaVi
8.2.1. Company Overview
8.2.2. Financial Information
8.2.3. Product Portfolio
8.2.4. ViMove
8.2.4.1. Product Overview
8.2.4.2. Features
8.2.4.3. Assessment Modules
8.2.4.4. Working
8.2.5. dorsaVi: Product Reviews
 
8.3. Lumo Bodytech
8.3.1. Company Overview
8.3.2. Financial Information
8.3.3. Lumo Lift
8.3.3.1. Product Overview
8.3.3.2. Features
8.3.3.3. Working
8.3.4. Lumo Bodytech: Product Reviews
 
8.4. Zoll Medical Corporation
8.4.1. Company Overview
8.4.2. Financial Information
8.4.3. Product Portfolio
8.4.4. LifeVest
8.4.4.1. Product Overview
8.4.4.2. Features
8.4.4.3. Working
8.4.5. Zoll Medical: Product Reviews
 
8.5. Oxie Innovations
8.5.1. Company Overview
8.5.2. Financial Information
8.5.3. Oxie
8.5.3.1. Product Overview
8.5.3.2. Features
 
8.6. Atheer
8.6.1. Company Overview
8.6.2. Financial Information
8.6.3. Product Portfolio
8.6.3.1. AiR Suite
8.6.3.1.1. Product Overview
8.6.3.2. AiR GLASSES
8.6.3.2.1. Product Overview
8.6.3.2.2. Features
 
8.7. eSight Corporation
8.7.1. Company Overview
8.7.2. Financial Information
8.7.3. eSight Eyewear
8.7.3.1. Product Overview
8.7.3.2. Features
8.7.3.3. Working
8.7.3.4. eSight: Product Reviews
 
9. PARTNERSHIPS AND COLLABORATIONS
9.1. Chapter Overview
9.2. Partnership Models
9.3. Smart Wearables: Analysis by Year of Partnership
9.4. Smart Wearables: Analysis by Type of Partnership
 
10. CAPITAL INVESTMENTS AND FUNDING
10.1. Chapter Overview
10.2. Smart Wearables Market: Funding Instances
10.3. Funding Instances: Distribution by Year
10.4. Funding Instances: Distribution by Type of Funding
10.5. Leading Smart Wearable Developers: Evalutation by Number of Funding Instances
10.6. Leading VC Firms: Evaluation by Number of Funding Instances
 
11. MARKET FORECAST
11.1. Chapter Overview
11.2. Forecast Methodology and Key Assumptions
11.3. Overall Smart Wearables Market
11.3.1. Global Smart Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.3.2. Global Smart Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
11.3.3. Regional Smart Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.3.4. Regional Smart Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
11.3.5. Global Smart Wearables Market: Distribution by Type of Wearable, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.3.6. Global Smart Wearables Market: Distribution by Type of Wearable, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
11.3.7. Global Smart Wearables Market: Distribution by Purpose of Wearable, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.3.8. Global Smart Wearables Market: Distribution by Purpose of Wearable, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
 
11.4. Smart Wearables Market by Type of Wearables
11.4.1. Smart Wrist Wearables
11.4.1.1. Global Smart Wrist Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.1.2. Global Smart Wrist Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
11.4.1.3. Regional Smart Wrist Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.1.4. Regional Smart Wrist Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
 
11.4.2. Smart Patches Market
11.4.2.1. Global Smart Patches Market, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.2.2. Global Smart Patches Market, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
11.4.2.3. Regional Smart Patches Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.2.4. Regional Smart Patches Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
 
11.4.3. Smart Clothes Market
11.4.3.1. Global Smart Clothes Market, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.3.2. Global Smart Clothes Market, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
11.4.3.3. Regional Smart Clothes Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.3.4. Regional Smart Clothes Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
 
11.4.4. Smart Head / Neck Wearables Market
11.4.4.1. Global Smart Head / Neck Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.4.2. Global Smart Head / Neck Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
11.4.4.3. Regional Smart Head / Neck Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.4.4. Regional Smart Head / Neck Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
 
11.4.5. Smart Ear Wearables Market
11.4.5.1. Global Smart Ear Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.5.2. Global Smart Ear Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
11.4.5.3. Regional Smart Ear Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.5.4. Regional Smart Ear Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
 
11.4.6. Smart Eye Wearables Market
11.4.6.1. Global Smart Eye Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.6.2. Global Smart Eye Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
11.4.6.3. Regional Smart Eye Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.6.4. Regional Smart Eye Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
 
11.4.7. Other Smart Wearables Market
11.4.7.1. Other Smart Wearables Market (Global), 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.7.2. Other Smart Wearables Market (Global), 2016-2030 (By Volume)
11.4.7.3. Regional Market for Other Smart Wearables: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.4.7.4. Regional Market for Other Smart Wearables: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
 
11.5. Smart Wearables Market by Purpose of Wearables
11.5.1. Activity / Fitness Trackers Market
11.5.1.1. Global Activity / Fitness Trackers Market, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.5.1.2. Global Activity / Fitness Trackers Market, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
11.5.1.3. Regional Activity / Fitness Trackers Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.5.1.4. Regional Activity / Fitness Trackers Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
 
11.5.2. Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market
11.5.2.1. Global Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market, 2016- 2030 (By Value)
11.5.2.2. Global Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market, 2016- 2030 (By Volume)
11.5.2.3. Regional Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.5.2.4. Regional Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
 
11.5.3. Therapy Wearables Market
11.5.3.1. Global Therapy Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.5.3.2. Global Therapy Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
11.5.3.3. Regional Therapy Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Value)
11.5.3.4. Regional Therapy Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (By Volume)
 
12. CASE STUDY: KEY COMPONENTS OF SMART WEARABLES
12.1. Chapter Overview
12.2. Commonly Used Sensors / Trackers
12.2.1. Accelerometers
12.2.2. Gyro Sensors
12.2.3. Photoplethysmographic (PPG) Sensors
12.2.4. Electrocardiogram Sensors
12.2.5. Glucose Sensors
12.2.6. EEG sensors
12.2.7. Temperature Sensors
12.2.8. GPS Trackers
12.2.9. Audio / Sound Sensors
12.2.10. Oximeters
12.2.11. Knitted/ Textile Integrated Sensors
12.3. Application Areas of Sensors
12.4. Vendors / Suppliers for Sensors and Other Components
 
13. SURVEY ANALYSIS
13.1. Chapter Overview
13.2. Part 1: Purpose of the Device
13.3. Part 2: Involvement of Healthcare Professional / Physician
13.4. Part 3: Type of Wearable
13.5. Part 4: Application Area on the Body
13.6. Part 5: Commercial Availability
13.7. Part 6: Current / Tentative Price
13.8. Part 7: Current Market Size
 
14. CONCLUSION
14.1. A Rapidly Evolving Market Backed By Ongoing Innovation
14.2. Activity / Fitness Trackers Dominate the Current Market Landscape
14.3. Next Generation Wearables Offering Monitoring & Diagnostics and Therapeutic Benefit are Ready
14.4. With Strong Backing from Venture Capitalists, SMEs and Start-Ups are Likely To Foster More Innovation
14.5. Partnerships / Collaborations will Continue to act as an Important Enabler for the Market’s Growth
14.6. Significant Growth is Expected to Happen in the Coming Decade
14.7. Concluding Remarks
 
15. INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPTS
15.1. Chapter Overview
15.2. Andrew Ronchi, CEO, dorsaVi
15.3. Anthony Gonzales, Co-founder and Executive Director, Force Impact Technologies
15.4. Jeff Sweeney, Director Market Development, Nortel Security & Control
15.5. Marc Paquin, Director Partnership and Business Development, Hexoskin
15.6. Soulaiman Itani, Founder and Chief Technology Officer, Atheer
15.7. Steve Axelrod, President and CEO, G-Tech Medical
15.8. Tansy Brook, Marketing Director and Research Lead, Lumo Bodytech
 
16. APPENDIX 1: TABULATED DATA
 
17. APPENDIX 2: LIST OF COMPANIES

List of Figures

Figure 1.1 Personalized Healthcare: Historical Timeline
Figure 1.2 Smart Wearables: Distribution Across Different Industries
Figure 1.3 Social Media Trends: Word Cloud
Figure 1.4 Smart Wearables: Google Trends Insights
Figure 2.1 Market Evolution: 2016, 2026, 2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 4.1 Type of Wearables
Figure 4.2 Smart Wearables: Distribution by Type of Wearable
Figure 4.3 Smart Wearables: Distribution by Purpose of Wearable
Figure 4.4 Smart Wearables: Grid Representation
Figure 4.5 Smart Wrist Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
Figure 4.6 Smart Wrist Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Figure 4.7 Smart Patches: Distribution by Purpose
Figure 4.8 Smart Patches: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Figure 4.9 Smart Clothing: Distribution by Purpose
Figure 4.10 Smart Clothes: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Figure 4.11 Smart Head / Neck Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
Figure 4.12 Smart Head / Neck Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Figure 4.13 Smart Ear Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
Figure 4.14 Smart Ear Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Figure 4.15 Smart Eye Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
Figure 4.16 Smart Eye Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Figure 4.17 Other Smart Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
Figure 4.18 Other Smart Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Figure 4.19 Smart Wrist Wearables for Monitoring & Diagnostics: Product Competitiveness vs Supplier Power
Figure 4.20 Smart Wrist Wearables for Activity / Fitness Tracking: Product Competitiveness vs Supplier Power (SMEs)
Figure 4.21 Smart Wrist Wearables for Activity / Fitness Tracking: Product Competitiveness vs Supplier Power (Large Enterprises)
Figure 4.22 Smart Clothes for Monitoring & Diagnostics: Product Competitiveness vs Supplier Power
Figure 4.23 Smart Patches for Monitoring & Diagnostics: Product Competitiveness vs Supplier Power
Figure 4.24 Smart Wearables Developers: Geographical Representation
Figure 5.1 Apple: Revenues, 2011-2015 (USD Billion)
Figure 5.2 Fitbit: Annual Revenues, 2011-2015 (USD Million)
Figure 5.3 Samsung: Revenues, 2011-2015 (KRW Billion)
Figure 6.1 Abbott: Revenues, 2011-2015 (USD Billion)
Figure 7.1 GN ReSound: Financial Performance, 2011-2015 (DKK Billion)
Figure 8.1 dorsaVi: Revenues, 2012 - 2015
Figure 9.1 Smart Wearables: Analysis by Year of Partnership (Pre 2009-2016)
Figure 9.2 Smart Wearables: Analysis by Type of Partnership
Figure 10.1 Funding: Number of Investments by Year, 2001-2016
Figure 10.2 Funding: Amount Invested Per Year (USD Million), 2001-2016
Figure 10.3 Funding Instances: Distribution by Number of Funding Instances, 2001-2016
Figure 10.4 Funding Instances: Distribution by Total Amount Invested, 2001-2016 (USD Million)
Figure 10.5 Leading Smart Wearable Developers: Distribution by Number of Funding Instances
Figure 10.6 Leading VC Firms: Distribution by Number of Instances
Figure 11.1 Global Smart Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.2 Global Smart Wearables Market, 2016-2030: (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.3 Regional Smart Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.4 Regional Smart Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.5 Global Smart Wearables Market: Distribution by Type of Wearable, 2016-2030  (USD Billion)
Figure 11.6 Global Smart Wearables Market: Distribution by Type of Wearable, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.7 Global Smart Wearables Market: Distribution by Purpose of Wearable, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.8 Global Smart Wearables Market: Distribution by Purpose of Wearable, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.9 Global Wrist Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.10 Global Wrist Wearables Market, 2016-2030: (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.11 Regional Wrist Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.12 Regional Wrist Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.13 Global Smart Patches Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.14 Global Smart Patches Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.15 Regional Smart Patches Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.16 Regional Smart Patches Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.17 Global Smart Clothes Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.18 Global Smart Clothes Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.19 Regional Smart Clothes Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.20 Regional Smart Patches Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.21 Global Smart Head / Neck Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.22 Global Smart Head / Neck Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.23 Regional Smart Head / Neck Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.24 Regional Market for Smart Head / Neck Wearables: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.25 Global Smart Ear Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.26 Global Smart Ear Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Millions)
Figure 11.27 Regional Smart Ear Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.28 Regional Market for Smart Ear Wearables: North America, Europe, Developed  Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.29 Global Smart Eye Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.30 Global Smart Eye Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, in Thousands)
Figure 11.31 Regional Smart Eye Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.32 Regional Market for Smart Eye Wearables: North America, Europe, Developed  Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, in Thousands)
Figure 11.33 Other Smart Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion): Global
Figure 11.34 Other Smart Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million): Global
Figure 11.35 Regional Market for Other Smart Wearables: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.36 Regional Market for Other Smart Wearables: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.37 Global Activity / Fitness Trackers Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.38 Global Activity / Fitness Trackers Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.39 Regional Activity / Fitness Trackers Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.40 Regional Activity / Fitness Trackers Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.41 Global Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.42 Global Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.43 Regional Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.44 Regional Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.45 Global Therapy Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.46 Global Therapy Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 11.47 Regional Therapy Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Figure 11.48 Regional Market for Smart Patches: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Figure 13.1 Survey: Distribution By Company Type, Designation and Region
Figure 13.2 Survey Analysis: Distribution by Purpose of the Smart Wearable
Figure 13.3 Survey Analysis: Distribution of Smart Wearables by Level of Healthcare Professional / Physician’s Involvement
Figure 13.4 Survey Analysis: Distribution Based on Type of Wearables
Figure 13.5 Survey Analysis: Distribution Based on Application Area on the Body
Figure 13.6 Survey Analysis: Distribution Based on Commercial Availability
Figure 13.7 Survey Analysis: Distribution Based on Current Market Size

List of Tables

Table 4.1 List of Smart Wrist Wearables by Purpose
Table 4.2 List of Smart Wrist Wearables by Therapeutic Area
Table 4.3 List of Smart Patches by Purpose
Table 4.4 List of Smart Patches by Therapeutic Area
Table 4.5 List of Smart Clothes by Purpose
Table 4.6 List of Smart Clothes by Therapeutic Area
Table 4.7 List of Smart Head / Neck Wearables by Purpose
Table 4.8 List of Smart Head / Neck Wearables by Therapeutic Areas
Table 4.9 List of Smart Ear Wearables by Purpose
Table 4.10 List of Smart Ear Wearables by Therapeutic Area
Table 4.11 List of Smart Eye Wearables by Purpose
Table 4.12 List of Smart Eye Wearables by Therapeutic Area
Table 4.13 List of Other Smart Wearables by Purpose
Table 4.14 List of Other Smart Wearables by Therapeutic Areas
Table 4.15 Geographical Presence: Distribution by Type
Table 5.1 Apple: Executive Team
Table 5.2 Apple: List of Products
Table 5.3 Fitbit: Executive Team
Table 5.4 Fitbit: Product Portfolio
Table 5.5 Fitbit: Awards
Table 5.6 Fitbit: Product Reviews
Table 5.7 Jawbone: Executive Team
Table 5.8 Jawbone: Product Portfolio
Table 5.9 Jawbone: Product Reviews
Table 5.10 Misfit: Executive Team
Table 5.11 Misfit: Product Portfolio
Table 5.12 MyKronoz: Product Reviews
Table 5.13 Samsung: US Executive Team
Table 6.1 Empatica: Executive Team
Table 6.2 Empatica: Product portfolio
Table 6.3 Empatica: Product Reviews
Table 6.4 UnaliWear: Executive Team
Table 6.5 Health Care Originals: Executive Team
Table 6.6 Health Care Originals: Awards Conferred
Table 6.7 Abbott: Divisions
Table 6.8 iRhythm Technologies: Executive Management
Table 6.9 iRhythm Technologies: Product Reviews
Table 6.10 Proteus Digital Health: Executive Team
Table 6.11 iSono Health: Executive Team
Table 6.12 Cyrcadia Health: Executive Team
Table 6.13 Hexoskin: Product Reviews
Table 6.14 Inteliclinic: Executive Team
Table 6.15 NeuroOn: Awards Conferred
Table 6.16 Force Impact Technologies: Executive Team
Table 6.17 Orpyx Medical Technologies: Executive Leadership
Table 6.18 Orpyx Medical Technology: Awards
Table 6.19 Orpyx Medical Technologies: Product Portfolio
Table 6.20 Orpyx Medical Technologies: Product Reviews
Table 6.21 Pixie Scientific: Executive Team
Table 6.22 Pixie Scientific: Product Portfolio
Table 7.1 Team Turquoise: Executive Team
Table 7.2 Team Turquoise: Awards Conferred
Table 7.3 Team Turquoise: Product Reviews
Table 7.4 Chrono Therapeutics: Leadership
Table 7.5 Thimble Bioelectronics: Executive Team
Table 7.6 TWare: Executive Team
Table 7.7 TJacket: Available Variants
Table 7.8 TWare: Product Reviews
Table 7.9 Brain State Technologies: Executive Team
Table 7.11 GN ReSound: Executive Team
Table 7.12 Dhama Innovations: Executive Team
Table 7.13 Dhama Innovations: Awards Conferred
Table 7.14 Dhama Innovations: Product Portfolio
Table 7.15 Dhama Innovations: Product Reviews
Table 7.16 Hocoma: List of Awards
Table 7.17 Valedo: Reviews
Table 8.1 dorsaVi: Executive Team
Table 8.2 dorsaVi: Product Reviews
Table 8.3 Lumo Bodytech: Executive Team
Table 8.4 Lumo Bodytech: Product Reviews
Table 8.5 Zoll Medical Corporation: Management Team
Table 8.6 Zoll Medical: Product Portfolio
Table 8.7 Zoll Medical: Product Reviews
Table 8.8 Atheer: Executive Team
Table 8.9 eSight Corporation: Executive Team
Table 8.10 Eye Conditions for eSight
Table 8.11 eSight: Product Reviews
Table 11.1 Smart Wearables: Distribution by Type of Wearable, 2016
Table 11.2 Smart Wearables: Distribution by Purpose of Wearable, 2016
Table 12.1 Commonly Used Sensors
Table 12.2 Companies Providing Accessories
Table 13.1 Survey Respondents: Overview
Table 13.2 Survey Responses: Purpose of the Smart Wearable
Table 13.3 Survey Responses: Level of Healthcare Practitioner’s/Physician’s Involvement
Table 13.4 Survey Responses: Type of Wearable
Table 13.5 Survey Responses: Application Area on the Body
Table 13.6 Survey Responses: Commercial Availability
Table 13.7 Survey Responses: Current / Tentative Price
Table 13.8 Survey Responses: Current Market Size
Table 16.1 Smart Wearables: Distribution Across Different Industries
Table 16.2 Smart Wearables: Distribution by Type of Wearable
Table 16.3 Smart Wearables: Distribution by Purpose of Wearable
Table 16.4 Smart Wrist Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
Table 16.5 Smart Wrist Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Table 16.6 Smart Patches: Distribution by Purpose
Table 16.7 Smart Patches: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Table 16.8 Smart Clothes: Distribution by Purpose
Table 16.9 Smart Clothes: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Table 16.10 Smart Head / Neck Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
Table 16.11 Smart Head / Neck Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Table 16.12 Smart Ear Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
Table 16.13 Smart Ear Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Table 16.14 Smart Eye Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
Table 16.15 Smart Eye Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Table 16.16 Other Smart Wearables: Distribution by Purpose
Table 16.17 Other Smart Wearables: Distribution by Therapeutic Area
Table 16.18 Apple: Revenues, 2011-2015 (USD Billion)
Table 16.19 Fitbit: Annual Revenues, 2011-2015 (USD Million)
Table 16.20 Abbott: Revenues, 2011-2015 (USD Billion)
Table 16.21 GN ReSound: Financial Performance, 2011-2015 (DKK Billion)
Table 16.22 dorsaVi: Revenues, 2012 – 2015 (USD Million)
Table 16.23 Smart Wearables: Analysis by Year of Partnership (Pre 2009-2016)
Table 16.24 Smart Wearables: Analysis by Type of Partnership
Table 16.25 Funding: Number of Investments by Year, 2001-2016
Table 16.26 Funding: Amount Invested Per Year (USD Million), 2001-2016
Table 16.27 Funding Instances: Distribution by Number of Funding Instances, 2001-2016
Table 16.28 Funding Instances: Distribution by Total Amount Invested, 2001-2016 (USD Million)
Table 16.29 Leading Smart Wearable Developers: Distribution by Number of Funding Instances
Table 16.30 Leading VC Firms: Distribution by Number of Instances
Table 16.31 Global Smart Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.32 Global Smart Wearables Market, 2016-2030: (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.33 Regional Smart Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.34 Regional Smart Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.35 Global Smart Wearables Market: Distribution by Type of Wearable, 2016-2030  (USD Billion)
Table 16.36 Global Smart Wearables Market: Distribution by Type of Wearable, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.37 Global Smart Wearables Market: Distribution by Purpose of Wearable, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.38 Global Smart Wearables Market: Distribution by Purpose of Wearable, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.39 Global Smart Wrist Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.40 Global Smart Wrist Wearables Market, 2016-2030: (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.41 Regional Smart Wrist Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.42 Regional Smart Wrist Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.43 Global Smart Patches Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.44 Global Smart Patches Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.45 Regional Smart Patches Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.46 Regional Smart Patches Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.47 Global Smart Clothes Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.48 Global Smart Clothes Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.49 Regional Smart Clothes Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.50 Regional Smart Patches Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.51 Global Smart Head / Neck Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.52 Global Smart Head / Neck Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.53 Regional Smart Head / Neck Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.54 Regional Market for Smart Head / Neck Wearables: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.55 Global Smart Ear Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.56 Global Smart Ear Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Millions)
Table 16.57 Regional Smart Ear Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.58 Regional Market for Smart Ear Wearables: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.59 Global Smart Eye Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.60 Global Smart Eye Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, in Thousands)
Table 16.61 Regional Smart Eye Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia  and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.62 Regional Market for Smart Eye Wearables: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of, in Thousands)
Table 16.63 Other Smart Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion): Global
Table 16.64 Other Smart Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million): Global
Table 16.65 Regional Market for Other Smart Wearables: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.66 Regional Market for Other Smart Wearables: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.67 Global Activity / Fitness Trackers Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.68 Global Activity / Fitness Trackers Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.69 Regional Activity / Fitness Trackers Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.70 Regional Activity / Fitness Trackers Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.71 Global Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.72 Global Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units,  Million)
Table 16.73 Regional Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.74 Regional Monitoring & Diagnostic Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.75 Global Therapy Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.76 Global Therapy Wearables Market, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)
Table 16.77 Regional Therapy Wearables Market: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the World, 2016-2030 (USD Billion)
Table 16.78 Regional Market for Smart Patches: North America, Europe, Developed Asia and Rest of the the World, 2016-2030 (Number of Units, Million)

Listed Companies

The following companies / universities / institutes / hospitals / organizations have been mentioned in this report.

  1. 2XU
  2. 3L Labs
  3. AAC Technologies
  4. Abbott
  5. Acer
  6. ActiGraph
  7. ActiSmile
  8. Activinsights
  9. Adidas
  10. ADMEA
  11. Advanced Circulatory System
  12. AiQ  Smart Clothing
  13. Alere Health
  14. AliveCor
  15. Alliance Health
  16. Alsius
  17. AMA (Advanced Medical Applications)
  18. American Physical Therapy Association
  19. Amiigo
  20. Analog Devices
  21. Anandic Medical Systems AG
  22. AnatoMotion
  23. ANT+
  24. Apollo Hospitals
  25. Apple
  26. APX Labs- Skylight software
  27. Arizona State University
  28. Ascension
  29. Ascent Batteries
  30. ASE Group
  31. Asus
  32. AT&T
  33. Atheer
  34. Atlas
  35. Atlantik Networxx
  36. Augmate
  37. Augmedix
  38. Augumenta
  39. Austria Microsystems
  40. Automatic
  41. Avery Dennison
  42. Bainisha
  43. BaseBandTechnologies
  44. BaubleBar
  45. beConect
  46. Best Buy
  47. Beurer Medical
  48. Biosensics
  49. BioSensive Technologies
  50. BioSerenity
  51. Biovotion
  52. BitBite
  53. Bloomer
  54. Bluegiga
  55. Blukii
  56. BMC Software
  57. BodyMedia
  58. Bosch Sensortec
  59. Boston Scientific
  60. BPS Technologies
  61. Brain Rhythm
  62. Brain State Technologies
  63. BTS Bioengineering
  64. Buro Medische Automatisering (BMA)
  65. C.Schneider (Blukii)
  66. Cambridge Consultants
  67. Cambridge Temperature Concepts
  68. Canary Foundation
  69. Canatu
  70. Cardiff University
  71. Cardio Tennis
  72. Care Innovations
  73. Carnegie Mellon University
  74. Catabasis Pharmaceuticals
  75. CatalanLabs
  76. Cefaly
  77. Chrono Therapeutics
  78. Cisco
  79. Clothing+
  80. Cloud DX
  81. Cochlear
  82. Code4Armour
  83. ComfTech
  84. Connected Device
  85. Connectedevice
  86. ConnectedHealth
  87. Costco
  88. CrowdOptic
  89. Cyrcadia Health
  90. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
  91. Design Museum
  92. Dexcom
  93. Dhama Innovations
  94. Dialog Semiconductor
  95. Dong Hua University
  96. dorsaVi
  97. Dowa
  98. Dualis
  99. Dune
  100. DuPont
  101. Dynastream Innovations
  102. Eastern Academic Health Science Network (EASHN)
  103. eCardio Diagnostics
  104. Edwards Lifesciences
  105. Eeonyx
  106. El Camino Hospital
  107. Emotiv
  108. Empatica
  109. EnOcean
  110. Epilepsy Canada
  111. Epson
  112. Ericsson
  113. eSight Corporation
  114. EuroCloud
  115. Eurotech
  116. Evena Medical
  117. Evernote
  118. Exel
  119. Exmovere
  120. EyeTel Imaging
  121. Ezypay
  122. Fatigue Science
  123. Firstbeat
  124. Fitbit
  125. Fitbug
  126. FitLinxx
  127. Fitti
  128. Flexible Circuit Technologies
  129. Flextronics
  130. Fogarty Institute for Innovation
  131. Footfalls & Heartbeats
  132. Force Impact Technologies
  133. Forster Rohner Textile Innovations
  134. Foxconn
  135. Foxlink Group
  136. FraSen
  137. Fraunhofer Institute
  138. Gaiam
  139. Galvanic
  140. Garmin
  141. Gemalto
  142. Gentag
  143. Genuine Thermos  Band
  144. GeoPalz
  145. Glenveigh Medical
  146. Google
  147. Grepow
  148. G-Tech Medical
  149. Guess
  150. Hahn-Schickard
  151. Harman Kardon
  152. Harvard Medical School
  153. Health Care Originals (HCO)
  154. Hexoskin (Carre Technologies)
  155. HFT Smart Sensors
  156. Hocoma
  157. Honeywell Scanning and Mobility
  158. Huawei
  159. HZO
  160. iBeat
  161. IDIAG
  162. ihealth Labs
  163. IMEC
  164. iMinds
  165. Immersion
  166. Imprint Energy
  167. Infusion Dynamics
  168. Ingram Micro
  169. Intel
  170. Intelesense
  171. Intelligent Clothing
  172. Interactive Wear
  173. Interapt
  174. Interaxon
  175. InvenSense
  176. iRhythm
  177. Isansys
  178. iSono Health
  179. iTizzimo
  180. Jabil
  181. Jabra
  182. Jawbone
  183. Jinlong Machinery & Electronics
  184. Keytree
  185. King's Metal Fiber Technologies
  186. Kionix
  187. Kissei
  188. KMS
  189. Kopin
  190. Kura MD
  191. Kyma Medical Technologies
  192. La Roche Posay  / L'Oréal  Dermatology Department / MC10
  193. Laforge Opitcal
  194. Laird Technology
  195. Lantos Technologies
  196. Laster Technologies
  197. Lazer
  198. Leaf Healthcare
  199. Lenovo
  200. LG
  201. LifeBEAM
  202. LifeWatch
  203. Limmex
  204. LionsGate Technologies
  205. L'Oréal
  206. LOSTnFOUND
  207. Loughborough University
  208. Luciding
  209. Lumo Bodytech
  210. Lumus
  211. MAD Apparel
  212. Maine Entrepreneurs
  213. Martian Watches
  214. Marubun Corporation
  215. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
  216. Massey University
  217. Mattel
  218. Mayo Clinic
  219. MC10
  220. Measurement Specialities
  221. Med Depot Berlin
  222. MEDgle
  223. Medical Graphics UK
  224. Medidata
  225. Medixine
  226. Mentor Graphics
  227. Microchip Technology
  228. Microsoft
  229. Microvision
  230. Mindtree
  231. Misfit
  232. Mondaine
  233. Monica Healthcare
  234. Monitorlinq
  235. Montblanc
  236. Moticon
  237. Motorola
  238. My.Flow
  239. MyCardio
  240. MyFitnessPal
  241. MyKronoz
  242. Myontec
  243. Myovolt
  244. NAMU
  245. NanJing KeLiWei Electronic Equipment China
  246. NanoMichano
  247. NanoSonic
  248. National Cancer Institute
  249. National Institutes of Health
  250. Nemo Devices
  251. Netamo
  252. NeuroMetrix
  253. NeuroOn
  254. NeuroPro
  255. NeuroSky
  256. New York State University
  257. Nike
  258. Novartis
  259. NovioSense
  260. Novo A/S
  261. Numera (now Nortek)
  262. Nutrivise
  263. Nuubo
  264. NXP Semiconductor
  265. Omate
  266. Omron
  267. OMsignal
  268. Ooryon Technologies
  269. Oracle
  270. Orpyx Medical Technologies
  271. Orthotics Holdings
  272. Oscar Insurance Corporation
  273. OSRAM
  274. Otsuka Pharmaceuticals
  275. OU Sonotrade
  276. ­­OURA Ring
  277. Owlet
  278. Oxford Academic Health Science Network (OAHSN)
  279. Oxford University
  280. Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust
  281. Oxie
  282. Patterson Medical
  283. PC Jeweller
  284. PCH
  285. Pebble Technology
  286. Philips Lifeline
  287. Phyllis+ Rosie
  288. Piocooc
  289. Pixie Scientific
  290. PNI Sensor Corporation
  291. Polar Electro
  292. PowerbyProxi
  293. Panasonic Corporation
  294. Practech
  295. Practice Fusion
  296. Preventice Services
  297. Pristine
  298. Proteus Digital Health
  299. Pryv
  300. PulseOn
  301. Punter Southall Health & Protection Consulting Limited
  302. Qardio
  303. Qmedic
  304. Qualcomm
  305. Reebok
  306. ResMed
  307. ReSound
  308. Rest Devices
  309. Re-Timer
  310. Richline Brands
  311. Rithmio
  312. Rochester Optical
  313. RootiLabs
  314. RunKeeper
  315. Samsung
  316. Schreiner Group
  317. Scribe Labs
  318. Sensirion
  319. Sensixa
  320. Sensoplex
  321. Sensoria
  322. SensorUp
  323. Seraphim Sense
  324. Sergentia
  325. Shimmer
  326. Singularity University
  327. Smart Sensing
  328. Soitec
  329. Somaxis
  330. Sony
  331. Sotera  Wireless
  332. Sound of Motion
  333. Speedo
  334. Spire
  335. Sproutling (now Mattel)
  336. St Jude Medical
  337. ST Microelectronics
  338. Stanford University
  339. STMicroelectronics
  340. Stretch Sense
  341. Stryd
  342. SunFriend
  343. Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
  344. Synapse
  345. Tactonic Technologies
  346. TAG Heuer
  347. TDK
  348. TE Connectivity
  349. Team Turquoise
  350. TeamViewer
  351. Telit
  352. Ten Pieces
  353. Texas Instruments
  354. The Chopra Center
  355. The Northern Health Science Alliance (NHSA)
  356. Thimble Bioelectronics
  357. TITV Greiz
  358. Toitu
  359. Tory Burch
  360. Toshiba
  361. Trivoly
  362. Tunstall Healthcare
  363. TWare
  364. Tzoa
  365. UCB
  366. Ugo Palmerio
  367. UnaliWear
  368. Uneo
  369. United States Army Research Office
  370. United Way York Region (UWYR)
  371. University of California
  372. University of Connecticut
  373. University of London
  374. University of Nottingham
  375. University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
  376. University of Rochester
  377. University of Virginia School of Medicine
  378. UpRight
  379. USMicro Products
  380. Validic
  381. Varta Microbattery
  382. Veari
  383. Vector
  384. Verkotan
  385. Vicis
  386. Vicro
  387. Virtual Beam
  388. Visere and Massive Health
  389. VitalConnect
  390. VivaLnk
  391. VivoSensMedical
  392. Vuzix
  393. Welch Allyn
  394. Withings
  395. World Economic Forum
  396. Xiaomi
  397. XLABS
  398. Xsens
  399. Xybermind
  400. Yale University
  401. Zensorium
  402. Zoll  Medical
  403. Zurich University of Applied Sciences

The following VC firms have been mentioned in this report:

  1. 360 Capital Partners
  2. 3i Group
  3. 5AM Ventures
  4. Aberdare Ventures
  5. Accelerator Ventures
  6. Adams Street Partners
  7. AFSquare
  8. A-Grade Investments
  9. Alan MacIntosh
  10. Alpha Investments
  11. AME Cloud Ventures
  12. Andreessen Horowitz
  13. Anges Québec
  14. Asset Management Ventures
  15. Atomics 14 Ventures
  16. Azimuth Ventures
  17. Barclays Investment Bank
  18. Basset Investment Group
  19. Bessemer Ventures
  20. BEV Capital
  21. BlackRock
  22. Boston Scientific
  23. BoxGroup
  24. Bpifrance Large Venture
  25. Braemar Energy Ventures
  26. Brand Project
  27. Breakout Labs
  28. Bridge Builders
  29. Burch Creative Capital
  30. Burrill & Company
  31. Caixa Capital Risc
  32. California HealthCare Foundation
  33. Cambridge Capital Group
  34. Canaan Partners
  35. Carpediem Capital
  36. Catamaran Ventures
  37. Catapult Ventures
  38. Cerca Partners
  39. Cerner Capital
  40. CRB Inverbio
  41. Cubit Investments
  42. DCM Ventures
  43. Delphi Ventures
  44. Deutsche Telekom
  45. Disney Accelerator
  46. Dolby Family Ventures
  47. Downing Enterprise
  48. East Midlands Business Angels
  49. Eclipse
  50. EDB Investments (EDBI)
  51. Eli Harari
  52. Eniac Ventures
  53. Essex Woodlands
  54. Fang Group Company
  55. Felicis Ventures
  56. Felix Capital
  57. ff Venture Capital
  58. Fides Capital
  59. First Leaside Visions II Limited Partnership
  60. First Round Capital
  61. FirstMark Capital
  62. Fletcher Spaght Ventures
  63. FlexLabIX
  64. Flextronics
  65. Flextronics Labs IX
  66. Flight Ventures
  67. Forerunner Ventures
  68. Formation 8
  69. Fort Point Angels
  70. Fortress Investment Group
  71. Founders Fund
  72. Foundry Group
  73. Fountain Healthcare Partners
  74. FundersClub
  75. GE Ventures
  76. GGV Capital
  77. Gobi Partners
  78. Golden Ventures
  79. Horizon Ventures
  80. Horizons Ventures
  81. Idinvest Partners
  82. iGan Partners (Rowanwood Ventures)
  83. incTANK Ventures
  84. Innovalue Management
  85. Innovation Endeavours
  86. Innovation Quest
  87. iNovia Capital
  88. Intel Capital
  89. Itochu
  90. JD.com
  91. JP Morgan Investment
  92. Kaiser Permanente Ventures
  93. Khosla Ventures
  94. Kickstart Seed Fund
  95. Kifin
  96. Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers
  97. Klingenstein Fields & Company
  98. Kurma Diagnostics
  99. Kuwait Investment Authority
  100. Lachesis
  101. Lemnos Labs
  102. Life Science Angel Network
  103. Lifeline Ventures
  104. Lightspeed Venture Partners
  105. London Business Angels
  106. Longwall Venture Partners
  107. Madrona Venture Group
  108. Make in LA
  109. MaRS Investment Accelerator Fund
  110. MAS Holdings
  111. Maxim Ventures
  112. Mayfield Fund
  113. Mayo Clinic (Rochester)
  114. Medtronic
  115. Metamorphic Ventures
  116. mic AG
  117. Michael Hool
  118. Mind the Seed- MTS Fund
  119. Mistral Ventures
  120. Mohr Davidow Ventures
  121. Morado Venture
  122. NetScientific
  123. New Leaf Venture Partners
  124. North Bridge Venture Partners
  125. Norwest Venture Partners
  126. Nottingham Technology Grant Fund (N'Tech)
  127. NUS license
  128. NW1 Investments
  129. Oklahoma Life Science Fund
  130. OMERS Ventures
  131. Oreilly AlphaTech Ventures
  132. Origin Capital
  133. Osage University Partners
  134. Oxford Finance
  135. Peak Ventures
  136. Peninsula Ventures
  137. Perceptive Advisors LLC
  138. Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China
  139. Primera Capital
  140. PUK Ventures
  141. Qualcomm Ventures
  142. Raise and Spring
  143. Real Ventures
  144. Reno Angels
  145. Reply
  146. Right Side Capital Management
  147. Rock Health
  148. Rodman & Renshaw
  149. RONA Holdings
  150. Safeguard Scientifics
  151. Sanderling Ventures
  152. Sapphire Ventures
  153. Scrum Ventures
  154. SDL Ventures
  155. Sequoia Capital
  156. Service Provide Capital
  157. Seven Ventures
  158. Shanda Group
  159. Sherpa Capital
  160. Shunwei Capital
  161. Signatures Capital
  162. Silicon Valley Bank
  163. Silver Lake Partners
  164. Sino Portfolio
  165. Social Capital
  166. SoftTech VC
  167. Somo Optical
  168. Spring Ridge Ventures
  169. Sprint Accelerator
  170. Square Peg Capital
  171. StartCaps Ventures
  172. Summit Action
  173. SV Angel
  174. Swiss RE
  175. Synergy Life Science Partners
  176. Techammer
  177. Techstars Ventures
  178. Tencent Holdings
  179. TenOneTen Ventures
  180. Terawatt Ventures
  181. Terra Lycos
  182. TGFS- Technologiegruenderfonds Sachsen
  183. The Cambridge Angels
  184. The Carlyle Group
  185. The New Hill Growth Fund
  186. Translink Capital
  187. TriVentures
  188. True Ventures
  189. Ventech
  190. Wellborn Ventures
  191. Wells Fargo & Company
  192. West Family Holdings
  193. West Health Investment Fund
  194. Windham Venture Partners
  195. Wren Capital
  196. WuXi Healthcare Ventures
  197. Y Combinator

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