Headquartered in Sydney, Australia
Problems we solve
Solving Real-World Problems
Healthcare Issues:
Every day, individuals face the common question: "How am I doing? Should I be going for a medical checkup?" At Research Care, we understand the importance of addressing these concerns proactively. That's why we've developed innovative solutions tailored to the local and remote monitoring needs of:
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Patients of Ocular Surface Disorders and Dry Eye Disease,
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Age 50+ Cancer Survivors: Worried about recurrence.
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Smokers with Chronic Heart Failure History, Seniors (Age 65+) with Sarcopenia,Pregnant Women with Kidney Stone History also benefit from our solution.
Environment Care Issues:
Across agriculture, aquaculture, environmental monitoring, and carbon measurement, the same three problems appear everywhere.
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Too Slow: Laboratory results take days to weeks. Samples sent from the field incur transit delays.
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Too Expensive: Multiple specialist instruments and laboratory fees are not cheap.
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No Data Trail: Manual measurements leave no auditable record.
Research Care has designed and implemented a solution that addresses all of these concerns. We are adding more and more features to it every day.
Research Care's Innovative Solution for Early Medical Intervention
Our solution is simple yet powerful: monitor parameters of body fluids ( eg. Urine, Teardrops, Saliva etc) as well as track their trend over long periods. Leveraging IoT-based smart pH sensors connected to our AI based analytical engine, our system can provide actionable alerts. These alerts empower users to take proactive steps towards their health while seamlessly sharing the measured value and trend data with their authorized healthcare provider for comprehensive care.
Picture showing our working prototype reader device and smartphone application
Research Care's Environment management applications
Our multi-analyte sensors include pH, Electrical Conductivity and Sodium ion measurements.
As an example, pH measuring devices play a crucial role in aquaculture and environmental sciences by monitoring the acidity or alkalinity of water systems. In aquaculture, maintaining optimal pH levels is essential for the health, growth, and survival of fish and other aquatic organisms, as even small fluctuations can cause stress or disease. In environmental science, pH meters are used to assess water quality in rivers, lakes, and oceans, helping detect pollution, acidification, and ecosystem changes.
Portable smart multi-analyte devices that log their readings including geo-location and timestamping automatically to the cloud such as ours, are highly sought after in Carbon sequestration operations, Carbon credit verification as well as a myriad of other applications that can be processed in the cloud with reports being sent directly to the user's smartphone.