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Nokia

Real-time clinical networks at scale

Issy-les-Moulineaux, France

Nokia acquired French digital health company Withings in 2016 for $192 million, rebranding its products. After struggling, the digital health business was sold back to Withings' co-founder in 2018. Nokia now focuses on providing intelligent infrastructure and digital technologies to healthcare organizations, leveraging technologies like 5G-Advanced and 6G.

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Problem Statement

Lack of accurate and consistent patient-generated health data for both consumer self-monitoring and remote patient tracking by physicians.

Core Technology

5G-Advanced; 6G; intelligent infrastructure; private network solutions; AI for diagnostics

Key Differentiators

Accurate collection of patient-generated health data, remote patient tracking capabilities, comprehensive product portfolio, and dedicated B2B solutions for healthcare providers and researchers.

Clinical Focus

Obesity, diabetes, hypertension, chronic heart failure, elderly care, and support for decentralized clinical trials.

Target Customers

Consumers, healthcare providers, and researchers.

Product Stage

Mature

Company Info

Business Model
B2C, B2B, Subscription
Founded
2008
Total Funding
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Website
www.withings.com

Categories

Healthcare Infrastructure

Disease Areas

Technologies

Connected Health DevicesSmart ScalesBlood Pressure MonitorsSmartwatchesSleep SystemsThermometersCardiac Monitoring & ECGAI & Machine Learning

Clinical & IP

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Devices are utilized for real-world data collection in decentralized clinical trials.

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