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Re:Balans®
Next-generation
hydration monitoring.
Fluid management is critical in healthcare. Re:Balans® is a simple and accurate way to assist medical workers in managing hydration in patients.
Currently, only available for
clinical studies and testing.
News
April 2021
Summer Internships 2021
In the summer of 2021, Mode Sensors will offer paid internship position giving the opportunity to work on next-generation wearable sensor technology for healthcare. Due: 30th of April 2021.
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You are currently pursuing a master’s degree in engineering or natural sciences and residing in the Trondheim area during the summer of 2021.
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You have a strong academic record.
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You are curious about entrepreneurship and interested in learning more about work at technology startups.
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You have strong spoken and written English skills.
The summer internships will last for 6 weeks, starting June 15th, 2021.
How to apply: Send email to jorn@modesensors.com
December, 2020
Mode Sensors receives funding from the European Commission.
Mode Sensors is granted 2,5 million euros from the EU's 2020 Horizon Program, with an additional 2 million euro "blended-finance" opportunity.
The European Commission has selected 38 of Europe’s most promising start-ups and SMEs to receive funding to develop and scale-up ground-breaking innovations in Europe. It received over 4200 applications, the highest number ever.
March/April 2021
Job position: Full-time researcher
Together with Oslo University Hospital we are looking for a full-time principal researcher to plan and conduct multiple studies on our wearable hydration patch.
More information here
October, 2020
Promising results from clinical study on hemodialysis patients
Mode Sensors AS has conducted a clinical study together with the Levanger Hospital. The study followed patients during a hemodialysis procedure and Re:Balans sensor patches were applied on the subjects during the intervention.
Conclusion: The Re:Balans shows promising ability to detect changes in fluid volume during hemodialysis, and has the potential to become a novel method of managing hydration in patients with chronic kidney disease. Mode Sensors AS is currently working on expanding the clinical program in the chronic renal disease segment.
January 2021
We are seeking healthy volunteers to participate in a clinical study.
Mode Sensors AS, together with the Arctic University of Norway will conduct a clinical study in March 2021. We are looking for healthy volunteers to participate in the study. All participants are compensated.
For more information contact: anne.hafstad@uit.no.
Re:Balans® at a glance
Re:Balans® quantifies changes in hydration to help patients’ stay hydrated, and prevent medical complications caused by fluid imbalances.
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Real-time and accurate hydration data
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Non-invasive and comfortable to wear
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Water-resistant and flexible for everyday activities.
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Wireless communication with e.g. clinical information systems or smart-devices.
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Suited for remote patient monitoring
Currently available for
clinical studies.
Our testing communities
Our innovation partners
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and development programme under grant agreement No 969065.
Hydration is critical
in healthcare
Some of the hydration monitoring practices in healthcare have been a limiting factor. Due to an increase in time-pressure, healthcare workers see the need for a simple and reliable tool that provides accurate hydration data.
Re:Balans® is made more accessible to enable healthcare workers to manage hydration in vulnerable patients across healthcare.
Photo: Clinician conducting a clinical study with Re:Balans® sensor patch.
