Fitness & Wellness

New Wireless Patch-Based PSG System Revealed

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HoneyNaps has unveiled a wireless polysomnography (PSG) system that uses four skin patches to replace traditional wired sensors, capturing comprehensive sleep data and automating analysis with AI. This innovation enhances patient comfort and diagnostic efficiency, making it suitable for both clinical and home settings, and paving the way for broader digital health applications in sleep diagnostics.

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