Technology worn on the body, either as a portable device, clothing, a patch, or even implanted under the skin, continuously gathers and processes personal and health-related data. Whether delivering insulin or amplifying sound, these devices require advanced security, long battery life, seamless connectivity, precise sensing and measurement and intuitive user experiences, all in a compact form factor.

Observing and analyzing conditions can be done from home and even shared with a healthcare professional with home and remote medical monitoring. These hospital-at-home programs require interoperability across multiple devices, intuitive ease of use and simple on-boarding as well as secure, real-time data sharing from the edge to the cloud.

Hospital diagnostic, monitoring and therapy equipment allow clinicians to measure and observe various aspects of a patient's health, form a diagnosis, track treatment efficacy and even document surgical procedures. Often these devices are designed to automate critical tedious tasks, which requires real-time response, intelligence, interoperability and security.