Trinity Biotech and Latch Medical partner on biosensor-guided drug delivery
Trinity Biotech plans an equity investment in Latch Medical as the two companies explore linking Trinity's CGM+ biosensor with Latch's intradermal delivery device.
Trinity Biotech plc announced on July 22, 2026 a strategic collaboration agreement with Latch Medical Limited, a medical technology company with an innovative intradermal drug delivery platform called Pharma Latch.1
The two companies said they intend to combine data from Trinity Biotech's CGM+ wearable biosensor platform with Latch Medical's drug delivery technology to evaluate precision therapeutic solutions for diabetes, obesity and other metabolic conditions, exploring how real-time metabolic data from CGM+ could help guide and optimize drug delivery.1
As part of the deal, Trinity Biotech has agreed in principle to invest equity in Latch Medical, a company that has already drawn investment from other established players in the drug delivery industry.1 Perceptive Advisors, described as Trinity Biotech's largest financial investor, is supporting this planned investment.1
On the technology itself, Latch Medical's device is described as a hollow microneedle system built to deliver injectable therapies into the skin with precision and repeatability.1 It is meant to work with a range of liquid drug formulations and volumes, in both clinical and home settings.1
The filing notes Pharma Latch products remain in development and pre-approval, not yet cleared for sale in the US, EU or elsewhere, though the Pharma Latch HCP device (Pharma Latch Hollow) is being prepared for regulatory submission.1
Trinity Biotech also pointed to earlier work, saying the new collaboration builds on previously announced CGM+ clinical trial data related to detecting nocturnal compression lows.1 The company describes itself as a commercial-stage diagnostics and diabetes management business that recently entered the wearable biosensor market through its acquisition of biosensor assets from Waveform Technologies Inc.1
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