Monika Knuth

EyeSense GmbH develops novel ophthalmic self-diagnostic systems for glucose monitoring of diabetes patients. It is developing two different diagnostic systems: An ophthalmic sensor which-once inserted on the eye-can be read out optically as frequently as wanted, without any pain and a continuous sensor, to be worn on the abdomen or upper arm. The firm with its innovative sensor technology able to offer two products that addresses different needs in blood glucose monitoring which are Continuous Glucose Sensor and Eye Sensor. The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Großostheim, Germany.

EyeSense GmbH develops novel ophthalmic self-diagnostic systems for glucose monitoring of diabetes patients. It is developing two different diagnostic systems: An ophthalmic sensor which-once inserted on the eye-can be read out optically as frequently as wanted, without any pain and a continuous sensor, to be worn on the abdomen or upper arm. The firm with its innovative sensor technology able to offer two products that addresses different needs in blood glucose monitoring which are Continuous Glucose Sensor and Eye Sensor. The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Großostheim, Germany.

EyeSense GmbH develops novel ophthalmic self-diagnostic systems for glucose monitoring of diabetes patients. It is developing two different diagnostic systems: An ophthalmic sensor which-once inserted on the eye-can be read out optically as frequently as wanted, without any pain and a continuous sensor, to be worn on the abdomen or upper arm. The firm with its innovative sensor technology able to offer two products that addresses different needs in blood glucose monitoring which are Continuous Glucose Sensor and Eye Sensor. The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Großostheim, Germany.