Ocliton · MedTech Patent Filed
“Turning hypertension from a silent bane into a managed condition.”
A MEMS-based wristband that monitors blood pressure continuously — no cuff, no clinic visit, and it works without internet.
Hypertension is called the silent killer because it rarely announces itself — and the tools we use to catch it are too occasional to matter.
A MEMS-based wristband that monitors blood pressure continuously — no cuff, no clinic visit — and works without internet.
“Digital health shouldn't stop where the network does. Wrizap is built to bring continuous blood pressure monitoring to remote areas of India and the world — places that have been left out of the digital health revolution.”
Features
Readings are computed on the band's own microcontroller; no cloud needed to produce a result.
Readings are stored on the device and synced later whenever any connection becomes available (store-and-forward).
Pairs with a phone over Bluetooth Low Energy, which needs no internet or mobile data.
Critical readings can trigger an SMS alert to a family member or health worker over a basic mobile signal.
Long battery life for areas with irregular electricity.
How it works
A lightweight wristband with MEMS pressure sensing.
Continuous readings across day and night.
Trends and alerts shared with the user and their doctor.
Who it's for
Roadmap
Ticked items are done; the rest is in motion.
In development — not yet approved for clinical use.
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The house
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Kubernetes + proprietary application layer
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The record that builds itself while you work — logbook, follow-ups, images and portfolio, assembled from cases you were going to do anyway.
In beta with doctors
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1,200+ patient datasets
