CIPRA.ai and Murata Explore AI Wearables for Chronic Care
CIPRA.ai and Murata are collaborating to explore AI powered wearable tools for chronic disease management, the companies announced in a press release. The work will combine Murata's sensing technology with CIPRA.ai's digital twin platform.
The planned tools will support continuous health monitoring and personalized insights intended to identify when patients may need earlier intervention. CIPRA.ai says the platform is designed to help health systems and health plans monitor people with chronic conditions, including patients in rural areas.
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