Our noninvasive, objective, and ambulatory clinical monitoring devices have been used by a variety of clinicians and researchers in a variety of applications. Find the device that best meets your clinical and research needs.
Actigraphy
Actigraphy technology can help you assess the sleep/wake patterns of a variety of patients with various sleep complaints. Actigraphy serves as a complement or adjunct to a polysomnogram or subjective paper diary. Data collected by actigraphy devices has a variety of applications in sleep medicine and sleep disorder, circadian rhythm disorder, and daytime activity research.
Actigraphy advantages:
Noninvasive - no wires or uncomfortable sensor attachments
Objective - provides an accurate representation of sleep/wake history
Ambulatory - real-world sleep/wake data collected during everyday living
Multiple-night monitoring - continuous monitoring for weeks/months
“Wear it and forget it” technology - improved patient compliance
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