The mobile healthcare solutions of Aerotel Medical Systems have great potential, according to an article published by Austrian daily Der Standard.
The article was written following the successful participation of Aerotel at the GSMA Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2010 in Barcelona, Spain. Der Standard illustrates how the company devices can be used to collect data about the physical condition of patients (such as blood pressure), which is then delivered through mobile devices to remote health centers in a simple and efficient way.
Ofer Atzmon, VP Business Development at Aerotel, was interviewed by Der Standard saying that simplicity and reliability are the key to success in the mobile healthcare market has and to exploit its great potential.
The article was written following the successful participation of Aerotel at the GSMA Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2010 in Barcelona, Spain. Der Standard illustrates how the company devices can be used to collect data about the physical condition of patients (such as blood pressure), which is then delivered through mobile devices to remote health centers in a simple and efficient way.
Ofer Atzmon, VP Business Development at Aerotel, was interviewed by Der Standard saying that simplicity and reliability are the key to success in the mobile healthcare market has and to exploit its great potential.
Atzmon emphasized the fact, that unlike other companies, who focus their efforts on technology, Aerotel concentrates on the user interface and ease of use in order to make the application as simple as possible.
He added that he envisions a reality in which people will carry around portable devices that will continuously monitor their health status and the data will be transmitted through wireless networks to remote physicians.
Ofer Atzmon and David Rubin, Aerotel CEO, at MWC10
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