ACME Dynacardia

About ACME Dynacardia

ACME Dynacardia is a partnership between ACME Portable Machines and Dynacardia, based in Azusa, California, with additional locations in New Taipei City (Taiwan) and Karlsruhe. The company researches, develops, and distributes medical diagnostic systems, especially non-invasive methods for detecting heart diseases such as myocardial ischemia, diabetes, hypertrophy, atrial fibrillation, and cardiomyopathy. The product range includes the QED 3000, a 12-channel ECG recorder with touchscreen and PDF reporting, the robust 12-channel electrocardiograph QED 1220 for extreme conditions, and the finger-wearable ES001 with 1-channel ECG, PPG sensor, and pulse oximeter. The foundation is patented ECG detection and PPG module measurement techniques, as well as biosignal algorithms. For development and quality assurance, ACME Dynacardia utilizes the R&D platforms and QA systems of ACME Portable Machines. Products are developed for professional clinic use and home use.

Site

Azusa, CA

Processes

Medical Device Development (R&D), QA Systems, Biosignal Algorithms (Non-invasive Ischemia Detection), PDF Reporting of ECG Data

Materials

ECG Detection Technology, PPG Module Measurement Technology

Founded

2006

Employees

2-10

Industries

Medical Technology, Medical Diagnostics, Cardiovascular Diagnostics

1. 01

   Research & Biosignal Algorithms

2. 02

   Product Development (R&D)

3. 03

   Medical Certification & Approval

4. 04

   Clinical Trials

5. 05

   Manufacturing/Integration via ACME Portable

6. 06

   QA & Sales

Technologies & Procedures

Locations

Products

Inside the production

History

1. 2006

   Partnership between ACME Portable and Dynacardia founded, with the goal of developing new medical diagnostics

2. 2008

   Start of the first clinical trials

3. Receipt of first medical certificates and approvals for system and algorithm