Senseonics, TypeZero Join Forces On Artificial Pancreas

Diabetes companies Senseonics and TypeZero Technologies have signed a research and development licensing agreement to develop an artificial pancreas.

Under a non-exclusive agreement, Germantown, Maryland-based Senseonics Holdings Inc. will use its Eversense sensor, the first and only fluorescence-based implantable continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) sensor system, to integrate glucose readings into TypeZero Technologies Inc.'s inControl software platform. The software includes a series of algorithms for artificial pancreas solutions. Financial details of the agreement were not revealed.

Senseonics' Eversense sensor is unique in that it continuously measures glucose levels for up to 90 days, which eliminates the...

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