UNDERSTANDING YOUR SLEEP IS THE FIRST STEP IN IMPROVING IT.
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Sleep clinics and labs employ a sleep monitoring technology called polysomnography (PSG). Brain activity, heart rate, respiratory rate, and movement are measured, but Brain activity gives the most precise data about a person’s sleep. Our Sleep monitoring technology (Muse S2 & EMAY SleepO2 Pro) hardware is equipped with sensors that measure these biomarkers to monitor sleep as precisely as PSG. On the graph, we’ll see how the signal from Muse’s sensors compares with that of the PSG in tracking sleep stages (Wake, N1, N2, N3, and REM sleep). The EMAY SleepO2Pro tracks overnight oxygen saturation levels (SpO2), pulse rate, and nasal airflow.
SLEEP MEASUREMENT? It's all about brains
Tracking Your Sleep
The only way to get an accurate sleep measurement is by monitoring your physiological data, brain waves, heart rate, and respiratory rate throughout the night. Muse is making this possible from the comfort of your own home, the first time this method is available outside a sleep center.
We use the MUSE Headset S2 to track Your Sleep
Our sleep tracking system enables you to track your sleep patterns over 14 nights, capturing your actual sleep pattern. This allows you to make adjustments and continue tracking your sleep for an additional 14 nights, ensuring your changes are taking hold and improving your sleep.
SLEEP MEASUREMENT? It's all about brains
SleepO2 Pro Sleep Monitor
With our Sleep technology we use the POWERFUL EMAY Sleep02 Pro Sleep Apnea Monitor.
You wear it on your wrist to record your blood oxygen saturation level, heart rate, and air flow continuously.
Specially designed soft silicone O2 sensor stays on your finger comfortably and never slips during the whole night.
Soft-touch tube to monitor air flow is designed to minimize discomfort. The gentle nature allows for a longer term of use per tube without experiencing discomfort.
Friedel Clinic Clinic: Your Partner in Sleep
SleepO2 Pro Sleep Apnea Monitor
This device is designed for the person who may be experiencing Sleep Apnea-Hypopnea Syndrome (SAHS) to continuously track overnight oxygen saturation levels (SpO2), pulse rate, and nasal airflow. A perfect tool to determine one’s SAHS level and monitor the effectiveness of a CPAP machine. Its anti-movement interference design can also be applied for routine monitoring during sports and exercise.
Up to 20 hours of data can be recorded on the device. Our powerful PC software enables the review, management, and analysis of data, generating a professional report for further sharing.
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