Sensydia raises funds to commercialise CPS cardiac assessment platform

The CPS platform has been designed to provide quick, safe and non-invasive cardiac performance assessment.

Sensydia has raised nearly $8m in a financing round for advancing its cardiac performance system (CPS) platform.

Led by Florida-based Orlando Health Ventures, the financing round saw participation from Frontier Venture Capital, Colle Capital and other investors.

Sensydia intends to use the funds to prepare for the commercialisation of CPS, the next-generation haemodynamic monitoring platform.

Sensydia president and CEO Anthony Arnold said: “We are thrilled to have the support of investors who share our vision for transforming heart failure management.

“This funding will enable us to accelerate our march to commercialisation by expanding development and operations for our CPS platform.”

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Bella Hadid and I Are Both Fans of This Y2K-Inspired Jewelry Brand

The benefit of spending as much time on social media as I do is that you become pretty familiar with what's trending in fashion — and more specifically, what fashion brands celebrities can't seem to get enough of. Most recently, my aimless Instagram scrolling introduced me to Frasier Sterling, the whimsical, Y2K-inspired brand behind some of Justin Bieber and Bella Hadid's most-worn accessories. The brand has a signature look to it that teams modern jewelry silhouettes with bubbly charms and accents, which play into peak nostalgia lore — and honestly feel like the kind of pieces you'd find in the wardrobe of a young Paris Hilton or Britney Spears.

Having been born in the late '90s, I've always felt like I missed out on getting to enjoy the style fads of the early aughts to their full glory — I was too young for Tamagotchis, too late to all of the dangerously low-rise-jean trends (and honestly thankful for it), and just barely old enough to appreciate Lisa Frank in its heyday. Perhaps that's why I was so excited to discover Frasier Sterling's retro-inspired collection of accessories, which gives Gen Zers the chance to embrace all the quirky fashion mania they missed out on — and millennials a chance to relive them all again (often to their own dismay).

"What sets Frasier Sterling apart is how agile we are — we've really been able to be at the forefront of so many jewelry and accessory trends over the past 12 years; it's what makes us the go-to brand for so many customers and celebs alike," Frasier Lipton, the founder and creative genius behind the brand, tells POPSUGAR. She also notes that having the brand be embraced by some of the world's biggest fashion stars has made it "feel larger than life" in a lot of ways. "I am so grateful for every celebrity who has worn my designs; it has really helped put the brand on the map and allowed me to do what I love every day."

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DailyPay Completes Workday Certified Integration

DailyPay, Inc., a solutions provider in on-demand pay of earned wages and a Workday Access Software Partner, today announced that it has achieved Workday Certified Integration status. With this certification, DailyPay provides customers with a seamless integration that connects with Workday Human Capital Management (HCM) and Workday Payroll.

Workday HCM is a unified system that helps enable organizations to make faster decisions, gain operational visibility, prepare for future talent shifts, and build effective teams.

With the DailyPay and Workday HCM integration, joint customers can flexibly manage payroll processes and off-cycle and on-demand payments with DailyPay without disruptions and additional work for payroll teams. By offering DailyPay to their workers, forward-thinking employers are empowering employees with the ability to instantaneously access their income as they earn it, at the press of a button. This smooth access enables employees to pay bills, save, spend, or invest on their own schedule – not a scheduled payday.

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Counter-UAS Advances as FAA Enlists WhiteFox for Airport Protection

The Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) decision to work with WhiteFox Defense on its airport drone detection program points to continuing advances in the development and deployment of counter-UAS technologies in the US.

Under the arrangement, WhiteFox, a leader in counter-drone and airspace security technologies, will join the FAA’s Airport UAS detection and mitigation research program. According to a statement from WhiteFox, the program will test “the most effective drone detection and mitigation technologies” and seek ways to provide “greater airspace awareness without disrupting other elements of the National Airspace System (NAS).”

In selecting WhiteFox for this effort, the FAA will draw on the company’s extensive experience in devising and deploying counter-UAS systems. As reported in Commercial UAV News, WhiteFox has been involved a wide range of counter-UAS operations, including providing airspace awareness at the 2022 Circuit of the Americas (COTA) Formula 1 event in Texas and coordinating drone detection services at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

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SubjectWell Expands Executive Leadership to Realize Growth Strategy

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SubjectWell, the largest engagement platform for matching patients with chronic health conditions to new care options, announced that clinical industry veteran Fred Martin has joined SubjectWell as CEO. After an extensive year-long search for a proven leader with the right combination of experience accelerating technical solutions and building investor relations, Fred’s addition to SubjectWell’s senior leadership team allows co-founder and previous CEO Ivor Clarke to move into the role of COO.

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