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Diagnosis for Sleep Apnoea Getting Easier
Here's an interesting new development for diagnosing Sleep Apnoea - certainly easier and will be interesting to see if it takes off.
http://www.restdevices.com/devices.php
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SleepShirt
A revolution in at-home sleep apnea detection.
The Rest Devices SleepShirt is a new way to record and diagnose sleep for long periods in the comfort of your own home. At its core, the SleepShirt contains two of our thin-film respiration sensors. These non-contact sensors measure the movement of the shirt and body throughout the night and provide a complete signal of your respiration. Because there is no electrical contact, the SleepShirt is completely washable and requires no user preparation--there are no sensors or electrodes to attach. Once the shirt has gathered respiration data for a night, your data is uploaded to our servers, and from there we perform in-depth analytics on your sleep. Through respiration alone, we can determine not only if you have apnea, but also how long and how well you slept.
- Features
- 7 nights of recording
- Machine washable
- Comfortable fit and fabric
- Detects movement and wakefulness with 85% accuracy
- 94% accurate apnea diagnosis to date
Infant Monitor
Changing the way you check up on your baby.
The Infant Monitor is a new approach to baby monitoring and peace of mind. We’ve coupled our core respiration sensing technology with real-time data streaming and customizable alerts to ensure parents know their baby is breathing and healthy while they sleep. Using our flexible, machine-washable, and non-contact sensors embedded onto a bodysuit, we provide parents with information around respiration, skin temperature, and body position. Data and notifications are sent to a smartphone or tablet via the cloud, ensuring parents know both when their baby is well and when something is wrong.
- Features
- Machine washable
- Customizable alerts sent to a smartphone or tablet
- Realtime monitoring through the cloud
- Comfortable, 100% cotton body suits
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