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Evymed's New Wearable Heart Monitor Set for Clinical Trials in Moscow
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News18•16-10-2026, 18:15
Evymed's New Wearable Heart Monitor Set for Clinical Trials in Moscow
- •Evymed has developed Evipatch, a wearable cardiac monitor that records electrocardiograms continuously for up to ten days.
- •The device will undergo pilot testing at the Scandinavian Health Center as part of the Moscow Innovation Cluster programme.
- •The compact and wireless monitor uses advanced algorithms to help detect heart rhythm disorders like atrial fibrillation.
- •Successful trials could lead to further deployment of the device at the clinic and integration into healthcare processes.
Key Questions Answered
Evipatch is a wearable cardiac monitor developed by Evymed that attaches to the chest with a waterproof adhesive patch to continuously record an electrocardiogram for up to ten days without interfering with daily activities.
The heart monitor is scheduled to be tested at the Scandinavian Health Center in Moscow as part of the Moscow Innovation Cluster's pilot testing programme.
Companies can receive a Moscow Innovation Cluster grant of up to RUB 4 million to support pilot testing of their technologies.
