See the Full Respiratory Picture
Continuously measure lung sounds, including cough and wheeze, from anywhere with the RESP® Biosensor
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Quantify Cough and Lung Sounds
Stethoscope auscultation is key in identifying abnormal sounds to diagnose and monitor respiratory diseases, yet it has been limited to in-person, episodic visits. The RESP® Biosensor is the first FDA-cleared device to provide a continuous, passive measurement of patients’ lung sounds from hospital to home.
For Health Systems
Enhance surveillance and management of patients with chronic respiratory diseases
For Clinical Trials
Strengthen insight into treatment response alongside patient-reported outcomes
How It Works
An end-to-end solution for remote monitoring of lung health
RESP® Biosensor
Wearable biosensor passively and continuously collects lung sounds and physiological data
RESP® Cloud
Captured data are securely and wirelessly transferred to HIPAA-compliant cloud for overread
Patient Reports
Client receives detailed patient reports
1M+
Lung Sounds Captured
30M+
Breaths Captured
4
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2
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The Award-Winning Digital Health Technology for Lung Health
Privacy & Security
Designed for Daily Life
Low-burden, discreet design aids patient comfort while accurately collecting data in the real world.
Global Experience
Used in patients and subjects in four continents and 35 languages.
Beyond Cough
Extended capabilities beyond cough frequency include intensity, bouts, lung sounds and vitals* for a fuller understanding of patient health.
Clinically Validated Accuracy
*Measurement not FDA-cleared
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions and Technical Specifications
News & Resources
Cough Counting Approaches Explained: Which One Is Best?
Cough monitoring, namely for the measurement of cough frequency, has seen increased interest and use in clinical trials to provide a greater understanding of treatment effects on subjects’ cough. As sponsors and researchers evaluate cough monitoring technologies for...
Takeaways from the ATS 2025 Innovation Hub Session: Tuning In To Cough In Pulmonary Fibrosis
At this year’s ATS conference, Strados Labs was proud to host the session, “Tuning In To Cough in Pulmonary Fibrosis: How Should We Address the Gap?” presented by Dr. Toby Maher, Professor of Clinical Medicine at the Keck School of Medicine, USC. The talk focused on...
Join Strados Labs’ Session at ATS 2025 on Cough in Pulmonary Fibrosis, led by Dr. Toby Maher
Please join Strados Labs at ATS 2025 for an engaging session on the often-overlooked symptom of cough in pulmonary fibrosis, led by Dr Toby Maher, Professor of Clinical Medicine at Keck School of Medicine, USC. Tuning In To Cough In Pulmonary Fibrosis: How Should We...
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