BirthTech Medical Technologies
We develop medical technologies to support clinical decisions and improve maternal and neonatal care.
TECHNOLOGY INCORPORATED INTO BRAZIL’S SUS
In 2026, Brazil’s Ministry of Health incorporated the optical reader of neonatal skin maturity for newborn patients into the Unified Health System (SUS), Brazil’s public healthcare system.
Non-invasive optical technology that supports gestational age estimation after birth, adding information to newborn assessment and care.


TECHNOLOGY INCORPORATED INTO BRAZIL’S SUS
Ordinance SCTIE/MS No. 17 · 2026
Innovation serving all newborns.
Other technologies in development
From neonatal assessment to emerging therapeutic approaches, we connect research, engineering and clinical needs.

Monitoring & sensing
Technology for remote body temperature monitoring.
In development

Monitoring & sensing
A development program focused on temperature in the perinatal period.
In development
Therapeutic technologies
Research into new technological approaches to neonatal care.
Under investigation
Therapeutic technologies
Exploring therapeutic applications of light in neonatal health.
Under investigation
Technologies in development or research are subject to their respective validation and regulatory assessment stages.
Science & clinical evidence
Research is at the heart of BirthTech. Our work connects scientific knowledge and technology development with the needs of healthcare professionals and institutions.
Technologies guided by real challenges in maternal and neonatal health.
Explore the scientific background and available information about PreemieTest.
Real-world impact
Impact and accessibility are part of our purpose: bringing innovation closer to the different settings where care happens.
Products and development programs
Complementary technology areas
Maternal and neonatal health
Research, support & collaboration
Organisations represented in BirthTech’s history of research, support and collaboration.
News & insights

28 NOV 2022 · JORNAL MINAS


Selected coverage from BirthTech’s press archive. Articles reflect the context at the time of publication.
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