Pancreum

Modular, low-cost, wearable medical devices: Drug delivery, bio-sensing & remote patient monitoring. First product: An Artificial Pancreas. That is the short version of Pancreum. The job it does: connecting machines, sensors and robots to software that controls or monitors them.

It makes the most sense for manufacturers and operators. Alongside the main category they mention Artificial Intelligence (AI), Diabetes, Health Care, Internet of Things and Medical Device. As a very small product team themselves (1 to 10 people), they tend to serve customers of a similar scale best. Small vendors mean quick answers and real influence on the roadmap, but check who covers support when someone is out.

Pancreum is based in San Francisco, California and around since 2011. Their site is pancreum.com.

Things worth asking about: hardware compatibility, uptime, and support. Ask for a trial on your own data, not a canned demo.

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