Wearables & Sensors Articles
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Clinical Research Isn't Even A Recognized Job. That's A Problem.
9/10/2026
The U.S. doesn’t have an official job code for clinical research professionals. David Vulcano explains why that gap is holding back the workforce.
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The Real Reason Clinical Trial Systems Don't Talk To Each Other
8/27/2026
Clinical trial technology isn’t the barrier to interoperability; the economics are. Two industry leaders explain why nothing forces systems to connect.
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AI In Clinical Trials: Stop Hyping It, Start Proving It
8/20/2026
David Vulcano wants clinical research to report AI failures with the same rigor it applies to adverse events. Here’s why that call-to-action matters.
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What AI Can't Fix In Decentralized Clinical Trial Data
8/17/2026
An RF and semiconductor engineer explains why AI can’t compensate for hardware and connectivity errors, and what questions to ask instead.
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Decentralized Trials Promised Less Burden. Did They Deliver?
8/13/2026
Wearables and other technology to facilitate decentralized trials were supposed to ease patient burden. Elisa Cascade explains why the results depend entirely on design.
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Wireless Connectivity Is A Data Integrity Issue, Not IT
8/10/2026
An RF engineer explains why packet loss, multipath interference, and battery tradeoffs are scientific validity issues, not IT problems.
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The Synchronization Problem Clinical Research Isn't Watching
8/3/2026
Why timestamp drift between wearable sensors quietly undermines decentralized trial data, and why almost no one is asking about it.
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Why Trustworthy Clinical Trial Data Starts As Analog, Not Digital
7/27/2026
An RF engineer explains why sensor physics and analog design, not software, determine whether wearable trial data can be trusted.
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Inside Versiti's Data Strategy: Building AI-Ready Research Systems
7/10/2026
Versiti’s Banu Santebennur explains how clean data, semantic layers, and cautious tech adoption prepare clinical research for AI.
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How Versiti Turns Data Into A Lifeline For Rare Blood Patients
7/10/2026
Versiti’s blood, diagnostic, and research teams show how a nonprofit uses technology to connect donors to the patients who need them most.