Life Detection Technologies develops a contactless medical device that continuously captures respiratory and heart rate data, providing healthcare providers with reliable daily health insights. This technology enables improved patient monitoring without requiring any changes to patient habits, enhancing data quality and adherence.
Funding
$1.2M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.




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Problem
Continuous monitoring of respiratory and heart rate is crucial for managing various health conditions, but traditional methods often require patients to wear intrusive devices or visit medical facilities, leading to discomfort, inconvenience, and inconsistent data collection. This can result in delayed detection of critical health changes and hinder effective patient care.
Solution
Life Detection Technologies offers a contactless monitoring solution that passively captures respiratory and heart rate data, providing healthcare providers with continuous, reliable insights into patient health. The system unobtrusively collects vital signs without requiring any patient interaction or changes to their daily routine, promoting consistent data collection and improved patient adherence. By providing a comprehensive view of patient health trends, the technology enables timely intervention and personalized care plans.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes healthcare providers, hospitals, and remote patient monitoring programs seeking to improve patient outcomes through continuous, non-invasive vital sign monitoring.
Features
- Contactless sensor technology for passive respiratory and heart rate monitoring
- Continuous data capture without requiring patient interaction or wearable devices
- Real-time data transmission to healthcare providers for immediate analysis
- Trend analysis and reporting tools for identifying potential health issues
- Secure data storage and transmission to protect patient privacy