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Company History
| Date | Event |
| September 2009 | CamNtech launches the PRO-Diary, a new compact wrist worn diary for collecting subjective patient information. |
| November 2008 | First Actiwave paper is published in ‘Medicine du Sommeil.’ Please see the bibliography for full details. |
| August 2008 | CamNtech takes over from Cambridge Neurotechnology. Dr Nigel Oakley, co-founder of CNT, retires. |
| June 2008 | CamNtech launches the new Actiwave range of waveform recorders at an event in Cambridge. |
| April 2008 | Philips Respironics acquires the Actiwatch product range from Cambridge Neurotechnology. |
| September 2007 | CNT launches the new Actiwatch AW7; the world’s most advanced Actiwatch. |
| 2003 | CNT launches the Actiheart combined heart rate and activity monitor. |
| 2002 | CNT wins the Queens Award for Enterprise Innovation. |
| 1996 | CNT launches the Actiwatch AW4. |
| 1995 | Cambridge Neurotechnology founded by Gary Ungless and Nigel Oakley. |
Collaborative Studies
The Actiheart is being used by the UK Medical Research Council's (MRC) epidemiology unit in the following collaborative studies:- Southampton Women's Survey, MRC Epidemiology Resource Centre
- ROOTS Study, University of Cambridge, Department of Psychiatry
- BEACHES (Birmingham healthy Eating, Active lifestyle for Children Study), University of Birmingham, Department of Public Health & Epidemiology
- Physical activity and body composition in the 1993 Pelotas Birth Cohort, Federal University of Pelotas, Brazil
- CHASE (Child Heart And health Study in England), St George's, University of London
- InterAct Validation Project (Validation of the European Physical Activity Questionnaire in 10 European Countries)
- Studies in Greenland, Inter99 and Kenya in collaboration with Steno Diabetes Center, Denmark
- 1946 Birth Cohort, MRC National Survey of Health & Development - Pilot phase
- Twins Study, St Thomas' Hospital - Pilot study completed
Environmental Policy
The EU requires, under the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive 2002/96/EC, that manufacturers and/or distributors of Electronic and/or Electrical Equipment manage and pay for the collection and further handling of WEEE products, as well as provide WEEE-related information to their customers.
CamNtech has taken the following approach to complying with this Directive:
- CamNtech has registered with an approved producer compliance scheme (PCS) in accordance with the requirements of the WEEE Directive.
- CamNtech will provide free recycling for all of its WEEE products when returned to CamNtech.
- CamNtech WEEE products will be designed with recycling, reuse and waste management as a consideration.
- CamNtech WEEE products will be labelled or stamped with the WEEE marking in accordance with European Standard EN 50419.