Automated external defibrillators — or AEDs — are pretty commonplace these days in school nurse offices and on game sidelines. Bethlehem-based Cerora hopes that will soon be the case with its MindReader device. MindReader’s brainwave biosensor data can be read on a smartphone app. The mobile, wearable device measures brainwave biosensor data to help evaluate concussions. Read more: http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/bethlehem/index.ssf/2014/04/bethlehem_company_hopes_mobile.html
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Cerora hopes mobile device that identifies concussions will become sports standard
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