RCE Timeline
Since RCE started in 2018, we've been busy developing the technology that we so strongly believe in. The timeline below presents some of the highlights over the last 6 years, and some of the upcoming things in the near future (at least some of the ones we can share publicly!).
2024
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Pre-hospital pilot in Resuscitated Cardiac Arrest Patients completed at University of Washington, presented at American College of Emergency Physicians 2024
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Second and Third patents issued by the USPTO
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600 patients multi-site clinical across 10 hospitals completed
2023
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Multi-site trial findings presented at American College of Cardiology - Late Breaking Clinical Trials, published in European Heart Journal
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Multi-site clinical study in 840 patients conducted across 10 hospitals
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Proteomics and advanced biochemical analysis of pre-clinical blood samples completed
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Completed Cedars Sinai accelerator program
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First-in-human continuous monitoring in patients undergoing cath procedures completed at Cedars Sinai
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RCE Wins the 2023 American Heart Association Health Technology Award
2022
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First RCE patent issued by USPTO
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Multisite study in 238 patients across 5 hospitals
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Version 3 of infrared wearable developed
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Infrasensor device developed
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Initial version of Machine Learning algorithms for heart attack diagnostics are developed
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Optical technology integration and continuous trending patents are filed
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Poster presented at American Heart Association conference
2021
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Second pilot study is completed at UCSF
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Translation Research paper is published in Nature-Communications Medicine
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First ever continuous trending data investigated in pre-clinical pilot study
2020
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RCE begins first round of funding, among COVID slowdown challenges
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Completed TMCx (Texas Medical Center) accelerator program
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Version 2 of the infrared wearable is developed
2019
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First version of our non-invasive infrared wearable is developed and tested in initial pilot study
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Biomarker quantificaion and disease phenotyping patents are filed
2018
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RCE technologies is incorporated
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Wet Lab studies are completed
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Optical technology patents are filed
2020
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RCE begins first round of funding, among COVID slowdown challenges
-
Completed TMCx (Texas Medical Center) accelerator program
-
Version 2 of the infrared wearable is developed
2019
-
First version of our non-invasive infrared wearable is developed and tested in initial pilot study
-
Biomarker quantificaion and disease phenotyping patents are filed
2018
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RCE technologies is incorporated
-
Wet Lab studies are completed
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Optical technology patents are filed
2021
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Second pilot study is completed at UCSF
-
Translation Research paper is published in Nature-Communications Medicine
-
First ever continuous trending data investigated in pre-clinical pilot study
2022
-
First RCE patent issued by USPTO
-
Multisite study in 238 patients across 5 hospitals
-
Version 3 of infrared wearable developed
-
Infrasensor device developed
-
Initial version of Machine Learning algorithms for heart attack diagnostics are developed
-
Optical technology integration and continuous trending patents are filed
-
Poster presented at American Heart Association conference
2023
-
Multi-site trial findings presented at American College of Cardiology - Late Breaking Clinical Trials, published in European Heart Journal
-
Multi-site clinical study in 840 patients conducted across 10 hospitals
-
Proteomics and advanced biochemical analysis of pre-clinical blood samples completed
-
Completed Cedars Sinai accelerator program
-
First-in-human continuous monitoring in patients undergoing cath procedures completed at Cedars Sinai
-
RCE Wins the 2023 American Heart Association Health Technology Award
2024
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Pre-hospital pilot in Resuscitated Cardiac Arrest Patients completed at University of Washington, presented at American College of Emergency Physicians 2024
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Second and Third patents issued by the USPTO
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600 patients multi-site clinical across 10 hospitals completed
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In 2025 we will launch a FDA pivotal trial for Emergency Departments, as well as Licensing and Pharmaceutical collaboration.
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For 2026, we are planning the Market Launch for Emergency Departments and generation of evidence for Integrated Urgent Care and Ambulance Services.