A wearable garment integrates percussion devices and sensors to capture respiratory sound data for pleural effusion detection.
An acoustic sensing unit captures respiratory signals and converts them into real-time thermal images for immediate visualization.
Opposing sensor membranes cancel unwanted vibration signals to improve measurement precision without increasing device complexity.
Inflatable bladders adapt to individual ear anatomy, resolving the trade-off between manufacturing complexity and effective sound isolation.
A blood pressure monitor integrates a microphone to detect body sounds during measurement.
A cardiac device detects electromechanical timing to control pacing therapy.
A portable stethoscope sanitation device uses a UV-C emitter and reflective cavity to kill pathogens on patient-facing surfaces.