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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
Webinar Replay: From Symptoms to Solutions: Enhancing Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) Trials with Next-Gen Assessments
Dr. Peter Cho's section focused on cough in ILDs (on behalf of Strados Labs) from 28:52 - 39:40. Interstitial lung disease (ILD) represents a diverse group of disorders characterized by infiltration of lung parenchyma with extracellular matrix, leading to progressive...
Strados Labs Introduces Grant Initiative to Accelerate Research into Continuous Lung Sound Monitoring
The new program provides eligible research studies with in-kind support for the use of the RESP® Biosensor system. Philadelphia, PA, March 20, 2025 – Strados Labs, a medical technology company, is announcing the launch of a new grant initiative developed to accelerate...
Regulatory Pathways for Cough Monitoring in Clinical Trials: FDA Validation Requirements Explained
Cough monitoring has emerged as an increasingly common practice in research studies and drug development in recent years to objectively measure changes in subjects' cough. As drug developers consider including cough frequency as an endpoint in their studies,...
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