The Transdermal drug delivery and monitoring system (BI-1) allows medication to be administered through the skin via patch or micro device and senses changes in a patient's bloodstream to instantly administer medication when needed to stabilize health issues like low glucose levels. It provides analytics reporting to patients and doctors through a portal to track biological trends over time for improved care. The system aims to increase convenience by delivering smart medication without pills and providing free analytics data to help determine a patient's most vulnerable periods.

1. Transdermal Drug
Delivery & Monitoring
System (BI-1)
Bio Infinite
Marie Beltran
Rafael Ramos
Melinda Suba
Deirdre Daur
Jary Lau
Arlene Rodriguez
Agenor Gnanzou

2. What Is It?
• The Transdermal drug delivery and monitoring system (BI-1) would
allow for medication to be administered to patients by being absorbed
in the skin via patch or polymeric micro device.
• The BI-1 would sense a change in the patients blood stream as set by
rules when configuring the device for the patient. When there is a
fluctuation in whatever metric is being measured (ex: low glucose
levels) the device will instantaneously administer the medication so to
stabilize the patient without impacting their quality of life.
• Analytics reporting would be supported by the device. Patients and
physicians could log into Bio Infinite's portal and review/customize
reports. Reporting can be used to analyze biological trends within
patients.
• Users can opt to use a bracelet in conjunction with the patch or
polymeric micro device to track their vitals, anywhere.

3. BI-1 Prototype

4. Benefits
• Greater convenience.
• No pills.
• Makes medication “smart” by administering itself when
it is most needed.
• Analytics data is free. No subscription fees.
• Receive improved care by leveraging analytics tools to
pinpoint most vulnerable times in the day (ex: every
morning between 9AM-11AM glucose levels drop).
This could be used to determine whether a bigger
issue exists.

5. Thank You!