Auto-Syringe

Auto-Syringe was a pioneering medical technology company founded by inventor Dean Kamen in the mid-1970s. The company is best known for developing the first wearable infusion pump, which revolutionized the delivery of medications such as insulin for diabetic patients. This device allowed for continuous, automated delivery of medication, providing a significant improvement over manual injections and enabling better glycemic control. The company's success in the early portable medical device market led to its acquisition by Baxter International in 1981, where its technology continued to influence the development of modern insulin pumps and ambulatory infusion systems.