Successful Pilot of Automated Wireless System to Monitor Blood Oxygen Levels

Technology joins us in our fight against COVID-19 as a team of researchers from the National University of Singapore has developed an automated wireless system that monitors blood oxygen levels.

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Successful Pilot of Automated Wireless System to Monitor Blood Oxygen Levels

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