Our third generation modular platform for measuring Blood Flow Index, Blood Volume Index, Micro-Motion, Oxygenation & more within the body.
Open-Motion is Openwater’s multi-user, multi-application, diagnostic platform using low intensity near-infrared light. It uses short pulses of highly coherent laser light to and a holographic detection system to measure blood flow, blood volume, micro-motions and oxygenation deep under the tissue surface with unprecedented precision. The modular design can be configured into prototypes to support clinical research across a gamut of users and applications. By allowing individual users to configure their own systems, they can select and configure components optimized for their specific applications and develop medical devices that are efficient, low-cost, and portable.
Note: this is not FDA approved and is a Research Unit only
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This notification serves as a safety disclosure for our Open-LIFU and Open-Motion medical components intended exclusively for research purposes. Openwater acknowledges that, as of January, 2024 the device has not undergone review and clearance or approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for commercial distribution and use.
Important Safety Information:
Research-Only Purpose: The devices discussed on this site are exclusively intended for research purposes and are not cleared or approved by the FDA for clinical use or commercial distribution. It is solely available to researchers and research institutions.
Lack of FDA Review: The safety and effectiveness of these components have not been established through the FDA's formal review process. Researchers should be aware that the device has not undergone the regulatory scrutiny required for general medical use.
Risk Awareness: The potential risks associated with these componentss are not fully known. Researchers and research institutions are advised to exercise caution and fully inform all involved parties about the investigational nature of the device and the uncertainties surrounding its safety and efficacy.
Informed Consent: Researchers using these components are responsible for obtaining informed consent from participants, clearly communicating the experimental nature of the device and any potential risks associated with its use.
Monitoring and Reporting: Researchers are urged to closely monitor the use of these components during research activities and promptly report any adverse events or unexpected side effects to Openwater safety@openwater.cc. This information is crucial for ongoing evaluation and refinement of these devices.
Restricted Use: These components should be confined to research settings and not used in clinical practice or commercial applications. Their use should be limited to researchers and research institutions with the expertise to manage and monitor the investigational nature of the device. For inquiries or additional information, please contact safety@openwater.cc