Schéma Fonctionnel
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Watches and Thoracic Sensor
- The most suitable smartwatches are from 'Biobeat Technologies' and 'Masimo.'
- These are the only remote vital signs monitoring medical devices that have received Health Canada approval to date.
- They comply with the IEC 60601 standard.
- These products have superior battery autonomy with a lifespan of 3 years. Additionally, they continuously, wirelessly, and in real-time measure various vital signs including:
- Blood oxygen saturation
- Continuous blood pressure
- Heart rate
- Respiratory rate
- Systolic volume
- Cardiac output
- ECG (thoracic sensor)
- Differential pressure
- Systemic vascular resistance
- Temperature
- Heart rate variability
- Mean arterial pressure
- Cardiac index
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Scale, Camera, and Radar Sensor
- Smart scale for monitoring weight fluctuations. Some scales can even monitor body mass and fat.
- Using a surveillance camera system, the ability to detect patient falls through AI, alert relevant staff, and send a video excerpt to document the incident.
- The LISA platform (radar sensor) uses advanced contactless fall detection technology to monitor individuals in healthcare units or at home.
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"New: The Nonagon N9+"
- Our latest: A home medical examination device allowing 9 remote physical examinations.
- The portable Nonagon N9+ device is authorized by Health Canada to perform 9 remote physical examinations using 4 medical-grade sensors and a camera:
- Record temperature
- Photograph the skin (AI interpretation of progression)
- Check temperature level
- Record lung sounds
- Listen to your heart
- Photograph the inner ear (AI interpretation of progression)
- Record abdominal sounds
- Photograph the throat (AI interpretation of progression)
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