We are pleased to announce that eWEAR is now eWEAR-X. With a recent endowment and philanthropic support, eWEAR is moving into a new chapter to provide more support to the Stanford community on research and entrepreneurship.
eWEAR-X leverages the success of the original eWEAR, an ongoing industrial affiliates program. eWEAR member companies benefit from symposia, seminars, insights from professors, and project collaborations with Stanford U.
The new eWEAR-X initiative expands opportunities for both early-stage ideation and support for prototyping to bring lab inventions closer to reality. eWEAR-X will continue to facilitate deep-tech innovation by bringing together expertise at Stanford U. in health sensors, wearables, implantable devices, medical technologies, AI, and human-computer interfaces. eWEAR-X includes multi-disciplinary in approaches to improve human health, through fundamental and applied research on biosensors, implantables, and insights from their data using AI. eWEAR-X fosters entrepreneurship and accelerates the transition from academic discovery to impactful solutions through seed grants, a prototyping lab, and guidance from experts.
Stanford U. is at the forefront of translational research at the intersection of technology, data science, and human health. eWEAR-X enables students, faculty, and researchers to develop breakthrough solutions that overcome barriers to health in neurotech, precision mental health, digital health, remote patient care, and more.
What we do…
- Enable students and researchers in deep tech innovation
- Accelerate translational research
- Connect > 80 research groups with multi-disciplinary synergy
- Empower exploration by faculty, students, & postdocs
- Convene events that share ideas and foster external opportunities
Empowering faculty and students to…
- Improve health outcomes by predicting disease and treating earlier
- Keep people well through interventions to avoid injury and disease
- Create neurotechnology that improves quality of life and reduces pain
- Develop technology to assist people with a range of abilities
- Build trusted, remote interactions with patient
