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The RESP® Platform: Connected Devices
RESP® Biosensor
First-of-its-kind wearable for high-fidelity monitoring of cough and lung sounds
Watch-Based Monitoring
Watch-based technology for targeted applications of cough monitoring
How it Works
An end-to-end system for flexible, comprehensive respiratory monitoring
Connected Devices
Patients or subjects continuously wear devices
RESP® Cloud
Data wirelessly transferred to the cloud for overread and analysis
Patient Reports
Strados provides reports to research or clinical teams
Why the RESP® Platform for Your Patients?
Privacy-Preserving
HIPAA compliant, incorporating advanced noise filtering and other techniques to preserve patient privacy
Designed for Daily Life
Wireless, discreet devices that don’t interfere with daily life and routines
Global Experience
Used by patients and subjects in five continents, 34 countries and 234 sites
Multi-Parameter
A comprehensive, robust combination of digital measures for greater insight into respiratory status
Medical Grade
Validated against gold standards including widely used electronic stethoscopes
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions and Technical Specifications
News & Resources
Q/A with Dr. Sabiha Hussain, Professor of Medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Rutgers Health
Dr. Sabiha Hussain is the principal investigator of RWJ Barnabas Health's research study evaluating the RESP® Biosensor for wearable respiratory monitoring in cystic fibrosis. The Strados team was fortunate to meet for a short interview with Dr. Hussain. What...
Strados Labs Announces Study Evaluating Remote Lung Sound Monitoring to Predict COPD Exacerbations
The SHORE study, in collaboration with Jefferson Health, will assess the feasibility of home-based, continuous monitoring of cough and lung sounds including wheeze and rhonchi following COPD exacerbations. Enrollment started in January. Philadelphia, PA, January 28th,...
Cough Intensity: A Novel Measure of Cough Burden
This whitepaper explores an important but historically under-measured dimension of cough burden: cough intensity. While cough frequency is the traditional metric used to objectively measure cough burden, it is limited in its ability to capture only how often a patient...
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