UCLA’s Moisture Scanner Among Top Inventions
UCLA developed an advanced wireless scanner that can help detect bedsores in advance. The invention has been named one of Time Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2020.
The Provizio SEM Scanner is a subepidermal moisture scanner developed by a team of scientists and doctors at UCLA. The moisture scanner can help detect bedsores up to 5 days earlier than the current method which involves health care workers to look for visual signs.
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