No need to prick your finger, Know Labs is accelerating FDA's approval of the world's first non-invasive blood glucose detector.

CTOnews.com February 9 news, Know Labs recently released a blog post introducing the latest development of non-invasive blood glucose detector. The detector is based on Bio-RFID technology developed by the company and can detect blood sugar without wound.

Know Labs is currently testing both KnowU (accessories) and UBand (wearable) devices, and the next phase of these products is to pass clinical trials by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

At present, users want to test their blood sugar and have to put up with pricking their fingers, which makes many people with diabetes feel helpless. CTOnews.com learned from Know Labs's website that the blood sugar detection algorithms for the two devices were developed by the company in cooperation with Edge Impulse; its industrial design was designed in cooperation with Bould Design.

In addition, the company has partnered with Racer Technology to help promote the manufacture of KnowU and UBand devices, and with NOVUS Management Group to speed up the FDA approval process to become "the world's first non-invasive blood glucose testing medical device".