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Epiminder Limited engages in the development and manufacture of monitoring device to improve treatment of patients suffering with epileptic seizures and related conditions. The company offers Minder system, an electroencephalographic (EEG) recording and transmitting device implanted under the scalp. Its Minder system comprises Minder Implant, a sub scalp electrode with multiple recording points which enables capture of EEG continuously for months or years; Minder Wearable, which receives and stores EEG recordings wirelessly transmitted from the Minder implant to the Minder app; Minder App that collects and transmits EEG data from the Minder implant via Bluetooth and uploads to the Minder Cloud for processing; and Minder Cloud, a secure, online portal which allows healthcare professionals to download patient data. The company was incorporated in 2017 and is based in Melbourne, Australia.
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