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Sleep Monitoring

Advanced sleep monitoring with XeThru

Our technology’s non-contact approach transforms monitoring applications into invisible devices that accurately monitor breathing rate, breathing patterns and other vital information. Access to advanced and medical grade monitoring data is now made possible with XeThru.

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X2M200 Respiration Sensor today

The X2M200 is ready to be integrated into commercial products targeting areas such as sleep monitoring, baby monitoring, elderly care, and other health monitoring applications.

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Presence Detection

Care and security in your everyday life

Our XeThru sensor technology can transform the way people live their lives and care for their families. It detects the movements of every person within the home, enabling an automated environment that thinks one step ahead of you.

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People Counting Using an Xethru UWB Radar Sensor

This video shows the XeThru radar sensor used for counting people in crowds. This is an improved version with a counting algorithm that works much faster compared to earlier versions.

Non contact Sleep Monitoring used to identify sleep apnea states

Part of the polysomnography data where measured using an XeThru UWB radar sensor in the Medical Center of Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea. The radar was installed on the ceiling at the distance of about 1.8m above the sleep bed.
They were able to identify sleep apnea states with reasonable accuracy.

Non Contact baby Monitoring Using a XeThru UWB Radar Sensor

Non contact baby monitoring at the Medical Center in Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea.

Non Contact Fetal Monitoring Using a XeThru UWB Radar Sensor

Non contact fetal signals were obtained using an Xethru UWB radar sensor located at the distance of 80cm from the right side of the mother. The mother delivered a baby safely at the Medical Center in Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea. Two weeks after this video was taken.

Noncontact Cardiac Monitoring Using an XeThru UWB Radar Sensor

Non Contact cardiac signal being measured using an IR-UWB radar sensor and compared with the data obtained by commercial ECG sensors. Experiments were performed at the Medical Center in Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea.

PRANA: Experimenting at the Crossroads of Art and Technology

The biggest challenge for B-Reel was figuring out the best way to track the breathing data.They did lots and lots of research, and then lots of testing, and were coming up short with every direction - nothing was getting the accuracy or dependency they wanted. It wasn’t until they stumbled upon an article describing the Xethru technology that their direction became clear. Check out this "behind the scenes" video of this very exciting project by B-Reel.
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