PyrAmes Wins Top Honor at the SCCM 2026 Discovery Critical Care Innovation Incubator for Innovation in Blood Pressure Monitoring

PyrAmes, a digital health company advancing noninvasive patient monitoring, announced today that it won the SCCM Pitch Award at the Pitch-a-Palooza: Showcasing Innovations in Critical Care event at the 2026 Critical Care Congress hosted by the Society of Critical Care Medicine in Chicago, Illinois. The award was presented as part of the conference’s innovation programming, recognizing breakthrough technologies with the potential to transform critical care. PyrAmes received a $10,000 prize for its presentation, “Creating a New Standard of Care for Blood Pressure Measurement,” delivered by Xina Quan, PhD, Co-Founder and CEO of PyrAmes.

“This recognition from SCCM underscores the urgent need for better blood pressure monitoring and validates our mission to improve outcomes for critically ill patients,” said Dr. Quan. “We are proud to be recognized by a community of leading clinicians and innovators, and we look forward to accelerating adoption of Boppli and advancing the Bosimi platform to bring continuous, noninvasive monitoring to more patients worldwide.”

The winning presentation highlighted PyrAmes’ novel approach to continuous, noninvasive blood pressure monitoring using its Boppli® and Bosimi® platforms. Designed to address longstanding limitations of current standards of care—including invasive arterial catheters and intermittent cuff measurements—the technology enables accurate, real-time monitoring across a broad range of patient populations, from fragile neonates to adult critical care patients. By combining clinical performance with patient comfort and ease of use, PyrAmes’ solution aims to redefine how blood pressure is measured in high-acuity settings.