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Upset Recovery Research Team Flight Tests Featured in AW&ST Magazine and on AVweb

The guided upset recovery flight test program recently completed by the Barron Associates’ Upset Recovery Research Team has been featured in Aviation Week and Space Technology magazine (http://aviationweek.com/business-aviation/flight-testing-new-upset-recovery-guidance-system) and on AVweb (https://www.avweb.com/news/features/Lab-Rat-in-a-Learjet-228930-1.html).  The research and flight test team included Systems Technology, Inc. and Calspan.

Barron Associates Receives Funding to Develop Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring

Barron Associates’ Cardiovascular Hemodynamics Processing System (CHAMPS) is a reliable, easy-to-use, and comfortable (i.e., non-cuff-based) continuous (i.e., beat-to-beat) ambulatory BP monitor that can operate around the clock, even during activities of daily living (ADL). This new class of BP monitor will be an important addition to clinical practice, accurately and unobtrusively assessing individuals with established […]

SaeboVR Commercial Launch

Barron Associates, Inc. is pleased to announce the commercial launch of the SaeboVR product through its exclusive licensee Virtual Therapy Solutions, LLC under a marketing and distribution agreement with Saebo, Inc. (https://www.saebo.com/saebovr/). Saebo is currently offering free SaeboVR demos to qualified institutions. The SaeboVR product was developed under a Phase II SBIR grant (2R44HD071745-02) to […]

PREEMPT Clinical Study Begins

Barron Associates is developing a method and system to non-intrusively record patient activity levels in acute care and long term care settings.  Recognizing a link between inactivity and adverse outcomes, the goal is to be able to inexpensively monitor and assure adequate levels of therapeutic mobilization on an hourly basis. The Patient/Resident Mobility Tracker (PREEMPT) […]

Dental Sentinel Clinical Study Commences

A clinical study to evaluate Barron Associates’ Dental Sentinel system is underway. The Dental Sentinel is a miniature adherence and sleep monitoring micro-recorder that can be implanted into an oral appliance (e.g., an orthodontic retainer). The Dental Sentinel overcomes present barriers to wider adoption of oral appliances, and offers the capability for highly accurate adherence […]

Upset Recovery Team Completes Flight Test Evaluation of Recovery Guidance Program

The Barron Associates Upset Recovery Team has completed flight evaluation of its Damage Adaptive Guidance for piloted Upset Recovery (DAGUR) program.  These flight tests were supported by Calspan Aerospace and their experimentally certified Learjet 25B.  Post-flight pilot option/feedback has been very positive and the quantitative analysis of the flight data is ongoing.

Barron Associates Presents SaeboVR at American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) 2017 Annual Conference and Exposition

Barron Associates employees Rick Adams and Eileen Krepkovich, along with a team of student volunteers from the Mary Baldwin University (MBU) Occupational Therapy Doctorate Program, presented and demonstrated the Virtual Occupational Therapy Application (VOTA) at the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) 2017 Annual Conference & Exposition in Philadelphia, PA from March 30 – April 1, […]

Barron Associates Awarded NEI Grant to Develop Vision Therapy Games

Barron Associates, Inc. has been awarded an SBIR Phase IIB Competing Renewal 2-year grant (2R44EY021079-05) from the National Eye Institute (NEI) to develop a commercial iCare software system providing effective and motivating vision therapy for children with non-strabismic amblyopia or convergence insufficiency. The iCare product builds on Barron Associates’ expanding portfolio of FDA cleared, evidence-based […]

Space Test Program-H5 Automated Plume Sentry (STP-H5 APS) Achieves Mission Success by Detecting Thruster Firings During Space-X Dragon Departure from ISS

The Space Test Program-H5 Automated Plume Sentry (STP-H5 APS) instrument successfully detected charge-exchange plasma interactions generated by two thruster firings by the Dragon spacecraft during its March 19th, 2017 departure from the ISS. The result supports the hypothesis that charged particles resulting from the ionization of neutral effluents from departing and approaching spacecraft propagate back […]