Epicore Biosystems
Epicore Biosystems: Innovating low-cost, skin-like biotech for sweat microfluidic sensing.
Founded
2017Epicore Biosystems: Innovating low-cost, skin-like biotech for sweat microfluidic sensing.
Epicore Biosystems, founded by researchers from Prof. John Rogers' lab, focuses on developing innovative biowearable technology that leverages a proprietary sweat microfluidic sensing platform. Their core mission is to enhance health and performance monitoring through low-cost, skin-like sensors that analyze sweat directly from the skin. These sensors measure hydration, nutrition, stress, and other health-related biomarkers, providing valuable insights for various applications including industrial safety and personal health.
Notable figures affiliated with Epicore Biosystems include Prof. John Rogers, whose extensive research in microfluidics and soft materials underpins the company's technology. The startup has attracted significant attention from investors in the biotech and wearable tech sectors. Key achievements include the successful development and commercialization of their biowearable solutions, which have been recognized for their potential to transform health monitoring. Overall, Epicore Biosystems is making a substantial impact by providing accessible and advanced health analytics through their innovative sweat-sensing technology.
Companies similar to Epicore Biosystems include SweatID, Nix, ECI Biotech and Oxpecker Labs.
Epicore Biosystems was founded in 2017.
Epicore Biosystems' headquarters is located in Cambridge, MA, US.
As of Jan 17, 2024, Epicore Biosystems has disclosed funding of $9.8M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Epicore Biosystems has 33 employees as of Feb 5, 2024.
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