Dr. Lundell specializes in wearable and digital health technologies in both the consumer and healthcare markets. She supports clients with the design and execution of laboratory, bench, and user-based studies evaluating product performance, safety, and usability. Her work includes protocol development, data collection, statistical analysis, model development, and the interpretation of technical findings for product development, regulatory, and dispute-related matters.

Dr. Lundell earned her PhD in Biomedical and Engineering Physiology from the Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences where her thesis focused on the application of wearable sensors and advanced analytical methods to evaluate human mobility and recovery in a real-world environment. Her expertise spans wearable sensors validation, AI/ML algorithm development, and implementation strategies for novel device developers. Dr. Lundell’s background provides a unique bridge between technology developers and healthcare providers, enabling her to assess product performance from both technical and clinical perspectives. She has contributed to the development and evaluation of healthcare wearable technologies, including analytical algorithms that have been incorporated into clinically adopted solutions. Dr. Lundell leverages this experience to help clients evaluate emerging technologies, generate scientifically defensible evidence, and translate complex technical data into meaningful business and technical insights.