Device connection
Bluetooth synchronisation
Compatible OMRON devices, including blood-pressure monitors and body-composition analysers, could synchronise measurements into the mobile experience.
OMRON Singapore · Connected health
OMRON Connect: from a device reading to a continuing health record
Twin developed the original mobile experience and Patient Data Platform for OMRON Singapore, connecting compatible health devices with measurement history, user profiles and engagement features.
Connected devicesMobile applicationPatient Data Platform
About OMRON Healthcare
A connected-health engagement for an international medical device business
OMRON Healthcare develops devices and services for home health monitoring. Its first branded blood pressure monitor was launched in 1973. In September 2025, the company announced cumulative worldwide sales of more than 400 million blood pressure monitors.
That history gives the project its context: a device reading needed to remain useful after it left the monitor. Twin’s engagement for OMRON Singapore brought device synchronisation, a mobile experience and a central Patient Data Platform together.
400M+Blood pressure monitors sold worldwide, cumulatively to September 2025.OMRON milestone announcement
130+Countries and regions where products and services were available, as reported in OMRON’s September 2025 announcement.OMRON global business
Since 1973OMRON’s history of branded blood pressure monitors for home use.Product history
Worldwide company figures provide the client context. Twin’s original engagement was for OMRON Singapore; OMRON has continued to develop the product.
Customer challenge
Keeping device measurements with the user’s history
OMRON Singapore wanted the value of its connected devices to continue after the measurement was taken. That meant bringing readings from compatible devices into a consistent mobile experience and a central data foundation that could retain the relationship between user, device and history.
Measurements needed to remain linked to the correct account, device and time. The mobile application also needed to synchronise readings and make earlier results available to the user.
Twin delivered the original Patient Data Platform and OMRON Connect mobile experience, connecting device synchronisation, user history, profile and engagement functions in one programme.
What Twin delivered
One product journey across device, mobile and data
Mobile experience
History and trends
The application lets users return to earlier measurements and compare trends.
Data foundation
Patient Data Platform
The Patient Data Platform kept account, device and measurement records together for the connected services.
Sharing
Family and communication features
The published solution included sharing functions that made it easier for users to pass selected information through familiar communication channels.
Engagement
HealthGift and HealthCoins
The programme also included engagement and rewards features designed to keep the mobile experience useful between individual measurements.
Platform evolution
Built as a product foundation
OMRON owns the product and has continued to evolve it. Twin’s customer story represents the original platform and mobile engineering engagement.
The original delivery
The engineering behind a measurement that stays with its user
A connected product needs more than a mobile chart. The device, account and measurement must remain associated as readings move into the application and the central platform.
Compatible OMRON devices
- Blood pressure measurements
- Body composition measurements
- Bluetooth synchronisation
Mobile experience
- Account and profile functions
- Measurement history and trends
- Sharing and engagement functions
Patient Data Platform
- User account records
- Device relationships
- Measurement records for connected services
The delivery model above summarises Twin’s original platform and mobile engagement. OMRON owns the product and its subsequent development.
See the connected experience
From a single measurement to a continuing history
Inside the application
A closer look at readings and measurement history
These public OMRON Connect screens show the product tasks behind the connected experience: reviewing the latest reading, returning to earlier results and looking at trends over time.
Public product screens are shown for feature context; the current product extends beyond Twin’s original engagement. Source: OMRON Connect on Google Play ↗. Select an image to enlarge it.
How far the product has grown
A public product that continued to grow
OMRON Connect remains available on iOS and Android. The public store figures below describe the wider product after OMRON’s continued development, separate from the scale of Twin’s original engagement.
5M+Google Play download band
4.6 / 5Singapore App Store · approximately 3K ratings
Store listings checked 26 October 2026. Downloads are a public store band; the rating relates to the Singapore storefront. OMRON owns and continues to evolve the product.
The original connected-health delivery
Twin’s original delivery connected compatible devices, the mobile experience and a Patient Data Platform, keeping readings linked to the user’s account and history.
Project value
A measurement became part of a continuing health record
Bluetooth device integration connected a home measurement with the mobile app and its history. The Patient Data Platform gave the programme a foundation for retaining and using those records as part of a continuing customer relationship.
The practical value was a joined device, mobile and data experience: users could return to earlier readings and follow trends over time. The public product’s later adoption figures are shown separately from the original delivery scope.
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