Innovate Utah: NEW IDEAS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM UTAH COMPANIES

Gabb Wireless, a Lehi-based company that provides safe tech for kids, has added the Gabb Watch to its product line. The Gabb Watch joins the company’s line of “smart for kids” phones.

The Gabb Watch provides a phone-like connection with family and friends. It triples as a phone, an active GPS tracker and an interactive smartwatch. With unlimited talk and voice-messaging capabilities, the Gabb Watch provides a connection and safety for children at all times, the company said.

“Our mission is to provide safe tech for kids,” said Stephen Dalby, Gabb CEO and founder. “The expansion of Gabb is focused on safety and connection for every family member. Kids who might not be ready for a Gabb Phone now have the Gabb Watch as an option. The Gabb Watch is the right first step.”

Priced at $99.99, in addition to phone and GPS functions, the Gabb Watch includes a custom contact list with calls or texts only available from those on the list. It has an SOS emergency contact function and the availability of customized safe zones.

“We are very excited to add the Gabb Watch to our product line and continue to provide safe tech for even more kids,” said Colin Cole, managing director of Gabb Wearables. “The Gabb Watch allows kids to be kids while staying protected and connected — fun for kids, peace of mind for parents.”

Founded in 2018, Gabb Wireless is a rapidly growing cellular network company that fills the phones-for-kids niche.

Lehi-based DigiCert, a provider of digital document management software, has introduced DigiCert Document Signing Manager, a next-generation, cloud-based solution for highly secure, legally binding digital signatures for documents, allowing companies to meet regulatory demand. The app delivers signature trust, which ensures that the signer identity is correct and that the signed document has not been modified. “DigiCert Document Signing Manager helps companies do business faster and at a lower cost, with legally binding remote digital document signatures that are highly trusted and tamper-proof,” said Brian Trzupek, DigiCert senior vice president of product. “Fast and easy to deploy in the cloud, Document Signing Manager features the best of DigiCert’s globally leading PKI-based digital document signing solutions with automated, flexible workflows and the convenience of standardized remote identity verification.”

MyoStorm LLC, a pain relief and sports medicine company located in Springville, has launched the Meteor Mini, a massage therapy ball combining heat with MyoStorm’s Ultrasoothe Vibration technology, is designed to facilitate muscle recovery and help reduce chronic pain. Designed to relieve muscle tension and promote relaxation, the new product, which has four levels of vibration and heats to 120 F, joins MyoStorm’s lineup of massage balls, vibrating rollers, heat wraps, ice packs, percussion massage guns and supplements. “The Meteor Mini will feature a lower price point, making it even more accessible to all,” said Jonothan DiPeri, CEO and co-founder of MyoStorm. “As the founder of MyoStorm, it’s my sole aim to help bring healing and recovery to the masses in an affordable and approachable way.”

Property professionals can now save significant time estimating and managing water mitigation, interior and exterior claims with SmartScope, a new feature in Verisk’s Xactimate and XactAnalysis solutions. Lehi-based Verisk is a global provider of predictive analytics and decision-support solutions for property management. The feature guides property professionals through the estimating and repair process. Estimators simply answer dynamic questionnaires, apply line items, select property characteristics and then SmartScope automatically calculates repair costs. “Verisk and Xactware remain committed to helping property professionals shorten workflows with higher-quality and more-efficient outcomes,” said Xactware President Mike Fulton. “We couldn’t be more pleased to introduce this new set of tools to greatly enhance efficiency, speed, quality and consistency throughout the estimating and claims management process.”

Green Rock Hemp Holdings, a Hurricane-based vertically integrated grower, processor and marketer of hemp derivatives, has announced that its genetics subsidiary GeneticsCubed has received a patent on a high-CBC hemp cultivar, C₂B, a strain of cannabichromene, a cannabinoid with great therapeutic potential, the company said. “We developed the C₂B strain using selective breeding and high throughput screening to create a distinct hemp genotype that consistently produces elevated levels of CBC,” said GeneticsCubed scientist Thomas Azwell. “Medical research has shown CBC’s role in healing different physiological processes, such as an anti-inflammatory agent, treatment for neurological disorders and even hypothermia.” “This is a huge achievement and speaks to the power of our vertical and the value it creates for the hemp consumer,” said Joseph Cachey, CEO of Green Rock.

Xevant, a Draper-based provider of automated pharmacy benefits data analysis, has introduced RebateLogic, a software application that fully automates the management and optimization of the drug rebates process, while providing a new level of access to rebate price transparency. Xevant’s new module dramatically lowers drug costs and improves rebate yields, according to the company. “We are fundamentally changing the way rebates are accessed and managed, which allows us to optimize them in ways never thought possible,” said Xevant CEO Brandon Newman. “We’ve set out to achieve the lowest possible drug cost and that’s what RebateLogic gives us the ability to do. “RebateLogic automatically analyzes prescription claims data to identify opportunities to optimize utilization, formulary and rebate management while leveraging industry-best rebate pricing.”

Optum Care Network Utah, a part of information and technology-enabled health services company Optum, has launched its new Optum Mobile Clinic. The mobile clinic helps reduce common barriers to healthcare, such as scheduling challenges, lack of transportation and work obligations, the company said. The mobile clinic is staffed by two licensed nurse practitioners, two medical assistants and a radiology technician. And will serve 10 counties in northern Utah. “We saw the challenges many Utahns had with making their health and wellness appointments, not to mention those of their parents or grandparents,” said Shelly Martin, president of Optum Care Network Utah. “The Optum Mobile Clinic makes access to quality preventive and wellness care easier by bringing it right to people – close to their homes and workplaces.”

Salt Lake City-based molecular diagnostics company Co-Diagnostics Inc.has received regulatory approval for its Logix Smart SARS-CoV-2 DS test to be sold as an in vitro diagnostic (IVD) for the diagnosis of COVID-19 in European markets. The Logix Smart DS test kit is designed to detect the presence of specific genes of COVID-19 virus directly from minimally processed human saliva samples while eliminating RNA extraction of the samples, a costly and time-consuming process required by most polymerase chain reaction tests. “We are pleased to announce that this new, simplified PCR testing method is now available as an IVD in any country that accepts a CE marking (a European regulatory approval) to aid in the ongoing battle against the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Dwight Egan, CEO of Co-Diagnostics.