Israel-based medical device company, Inspira Technologies OXY has announced the integration of a next-generation oxygenation indicator into its AI-powered HYLA blood sensor technology, which will transform critical care by enabling real-time monitoring of tissue oxygenation without the need for traditional blood draws.
The AI-powered indicator is designed to provide data through real-time and continuous monitoring of oxygenation levels, which can help in the early detection of hypoxia and other respiratory complications.
Inspira Technologies’s HYLA Sensors To Transform the Medical Sector
The system uses AI and optical sensors to check lung function and vital blood parameters with sharp precision. This development will position HYLA as a “potential game-changer in the $2.5 billion point-of-care testing and arterial blood gas analyzer market.”
However, HYLA sensors are currently going through a clinical validation process at Sheba Medical Center, ranked among the world’s top smart hospitals. Inspira expects to release preliminary results soon, with an FDA submission for regulatory approval expected in the latter half of 2025.
“This advancement marks an important step in transforming critical care monitoring,” said Dagi Ben-Noon, chief executive officer of Inspira. “The integration of this new oxygenation indicator into HYLA will enable healthcare providers to monitor and respond to changes in tissue oxygenation in real time. We continue to advance in our clinical evaluation program and look forward to sharing preliminary clinical results with the public in the near future, which we hope will further validate the HYLA’s unique technological offering and superiority over traditional blood sensors in the market.”
The upgraded HYLA sensor will further strengthen its synergy with the FDA-cleared INSPIRA ART100 system, which creates a comprehensive, non-invasive blood monitoring solution. This technology strives to support patient care by maintaining consciousness during treatment while checking vital parameters.
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