Sensors, Volume 22, Issue 19
2022 October-1 - 595 articles
Cover Story: We spend a third of our lives asleep, yet there is a lack of acceptable and reliable tools to monitor our condition at night-time. In particular, respiratory rate is a clinically important predictor of cardio-respiratory deteriorations. The mainstay of clinical measurement comprises manual counting of chest movements, which is unreliable and infeasible in home settings. Emerging solutions are limited by poor adherence and acceptability or are not clinically validated. Albus HomeTM is a contactless, multi-sensor and automated bedside system for nocturnal monitoring that captures multiple symptoms and signs without users needing to do or wear anything. In this study, we validated the high accuracy of respiratory rate monitoring by Albus Home against the clinical gold standard in a diverse population and in real-world home bedroom environments. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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