The technology could replace more inconvenient blood glucose sensors
A UK technology start-up that uses electrical fields to read blood sugar levels has been valued at $110m (£80m) by US investors as it plans to start selling a wearable device to consumers next year.
London-based Zedsen said it had secured $12m in funding from a group of high net-worth investors including Nasser Kazeminy, a multimillionaire businessman, and Robert Priddy, a low-cost-airline mogul.
The company, which is chaired by the former BAE Systems President Sir Charles Masefield, has also poached Caroline Hargrove, the chief technology officer of British health-tech company Babylon.
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